Golden Finance reported that Binance officially responded to the incident of "a user was stolen $1 million" and said, 1. The cause of the incident was that the user's computer was hacked; in this case, when the user's personal computer was hacked, the hacker stole your account login status through the plug-in and pretended to be the person to operate and trade. Since the attacker has the same logged-in status as you, the system executes the operation instructions as from the account owner. 2. Binance security customer service took 1 minute and 19 seconds to handle the user's freezing request. 3. It takes time for the platform to check the knock-on transaction, confirm the suspect account, and make a freezing request across platforms. 4. As of the current investigation results, Binance did not notice the relevant information of the AGGR plug-in before this incident; according to all the internal records that can be found, we did not notice this type of plug-in case before this incident. The March case mentioned by the user in the post was not known to the team at the time. According to the information currently available, the reason for the loss of user assets is that their related devices were manipulated because of the installation of malicious plug-ins. Unfortunately, we have no way to compensate for such cases that are not related to Binance. Thank you very much for providing direction for the subsequent optimization of the platform. We will look at how to provide assistance to this user from the perspective of the platform.