Brothers, let me tell you something I saw today—TrapDoor malware really gave me chills.

It's not an ordinary Trojan; it's specifically designed for developers.
It disguises itself as a development tool installation, directly steals your SSH keys, and your wallet files are gone.
The most insidious part is the third layer—it directly hijacks your AI coding assistant.
After that, when you ask the AI to help you write code, it automatically adds backdoors into the code and sends your authentication credentials to the attacker.
You might think the AI is helping you, but in reality, the AI has been compromised, and every line of code it writes is a trap.
How to check?
1️⃣ Check if you've installed any unknown npm packages or GitHub projects
2️⃣ Look in the ~/.ssh/ directory for unfamiliar public keys
3️⃣ If GitHub recommends projects you don't recognize—investigate thoroughly before installing
Brothers, every time you write something, remember to regularly check your security logs.
This is not a low-probability event; it is happening right now.