After the recent LayerZero exploit, we are taking steps to ensure rsETH is fully secure, which is why we are migrating to @chainlink CCIP. From the April 18 incident, it is clear that LayerZero's own infrastructure was exploited, resulting in $300M in losses across DeFi. Independent reports from SEAL 911, Chainalysis, and other major leading security researchers all point to the same origin. There are questions that the ecosystem deserves answers to. And we are ensuring rsETH is secured by infrastructure that doesn't leave these questions open. That’s why we’re setting the record straight.

建议给你的 Agents（包括 OpenClaw）都投喂如下提示词，好好排查下是否存在这波 axios 被投毒事件影响： 参考下面这个方法排查一遍我们的环境是否存在被投毒的 axios@1.14.1 与 axios@0.30.4，及恶意模块 plain-crypto-js，不能漏，确保排查全面： Check for the malicious axios versions in your project: npm list axios 2>/dev/null | grep -E "1\.14\.1|0\.30\.4" grep -A1 '"axios"' package-lock.json | grep -E "1\.14\.1|0\.30\.4" Check for plain-crypto-js in node_modules: ls node_modules/plain-crypto-js 2>/dev/null && echo "POTENTIALLY AFFECTED" If setup.js already ran, package.jsoninside this directory will have been replaced with a clean stub. The presence of the directory is sufficient evidence the dropper executed. Check for RAT artifacts on affected systems: # macOS ls -la /Library/Caches/com.apple.act.mond 2>/dev/null && echo "COMPROMISED" # Linux ls -la /tmp/ld.py 2>/dev/null && echo "COMPROMISED" "COMPROMISED" # Windows (cmd.exe) dir "%PROGRAMDATA%\wt.exe" 2>nul && echo COMPROMISED