SecondFi says it has completed its forensic investigation and recorded final balances following a Cardano wallet exploit. The platform is now preparing to return assets within a targeted two-week recovery period.
SecondFi says it has completed its forensic investigation and recorded final balances following a Cardano wallet exploit. The platform is now preparing to return assets within a targeted two-week recovery period.
The development matters because the investigation and balance snapshot are key steps in determining how assets can be returned after the incident. For affected users, attention now shifts from the forensic review to the recovery process.
SecondFi is targeting a two-week recovery after an exploit involving a Cardano wallet. The platform says its forensic investigation is complete, a final balance snapshot has been taken and preparations to return assets are underway.
The development matters because the investigation and balance snapshot are key steps in determining how assets can be returned after the incident. For affected users, attention now shifts from the forensic review to the recovery process.
SecondFi has not provided further details in the supplied update about how the exploit occurred or how individual asset returns will be handled. It also did not specify whether every affected balance will be restored in full.
The stated two-week target provides a recovery window, but the return of assets remains in preparation. Users will need to rely on further SecondFi updates for operational details and confirmation that distributions have begun.
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