SecondFi Alerts Users on Compromised Wallets for NIGHT Token Claims

• •SecondFi warns users not to claim NIGHT tokens from compromised wallets.
• •Approximately 16.1 million ADA was stolen from 374 wallets in a June incident.
• •NIGHT token claims must be made from original compromised wallets, risking further theft.

SecondFi has issued a warning to users with compromised wallets not to redeem upcoming NIGHT token allocations, as the Midnight claim system mandates that tokens must be claimed from the original wallet address. Affected users, whose wallets were compromised in a June incident where approximately 16.1 million ADA was stolen, are scheduled to claim NIGHT tokens on September 22. SecondFi has confirmed that these wallets remain permanently compromised and has contacted the Midnight Foundation for alternative claiming options, which were not provided. The current redemption system does not allow moving allocations to safe wallets, exposing newly claimed assets to potential theft. SecondFi's recovery tools cannot assist with NIGHT claims, and the company has reiterated that recovery cannot be guaranteed. The incident highlights a flaw in SecondFi's wallet security that exposed private key material, leading to significant financial loss.