Bitget security team confirms backend system breach, forged transfers, rules out private key leak; no further fund loss risk
Bitget's security team has preliminarily confirmed that hackers breached a critical backend system of its wallet service, forged transfer details, and triggered the authorized signing process to move funds out, while ruling out private key leakage. Damage mitigation measures are complete, and there is no further risk of fund loss, though the specific method of intrusion remains under investigation.
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