A post by @CertiKAlert on X.

CertiK's security alert account advised users who suspect their device has been compromised to move funds to a new wallet generated on a clean, updated device and to never reuse the old seed phrase. The guidance, posted as item six in a threaded alert, is a standard incident-response step for users who fear malware or keyloggers have exposed their private keys. The tweet included a link to CertiK's security dashboard for further monitoring. No specific protocols, chains, tokens, or dollar figures were cited in the post. The warning matters as a reminder that self-custody losses often stem from compromised endpoints rather than protocol exploits. What to watch next: whether CertiK's dashboard flags a broader uptick in wallet-drain incidents tied to device compromise.