SafePal says it is launching anti-phishing measures and preparing a review of its order system after security incident

SafePal has released a new update on its security incident, saying it is continuing to track phishing websites and impersonation accounts while preparing a broader response. The crypto wallet project said it plans to bring in a professional anti-phishing security company to speed up takedowns of malicious content and improve how it handles fake websites and scam accounts. According to the update, SafePal is making a final selection from four professional anti-phishing security firms. At the same time, the team said it is monitoring whether affected data is being sold or publicly disclosed, including on dark web forums and trading marketplaces. If signs of related data exposure are found, impacted users will be alerted immediately. On the audit side, SafePal said it is also choosing from three established independent security organizations to carry out a full security review of its order system. The team added that it is reassessing its order and logistics processes to reduce the amount of data stored at the initial stage of the system, with the aim of lowering potential risk at the source. SafePal said it will keep offering one-on-one support through official channels and repeated that it will never ask users for their seed phrase.