These past few days, I've seen everyone talking about modularization and the DA layer, developers are excited like it's the New Year, and I, as a user, am just completely confused: no matter how the chain is broken down, getting phished once with your wallet is still pointless. I now treat the mnemonic phrase as my "ultimate red line," no photos, no cloud storage, and I won't send it to anyone, even if the other side claims to be customer service, I just ignore it. Signing authorization is also quite annoying; some sites immediately ask you to sign a string of unreadable stuff. Honestly, I'd rather be a little slower, close it first, check the domain, and review the authorization content before proceeding. I previously "patched" my wallet security: using a small, frequently used account, revoking permissions when possible, and immediately changing addresses if I notice anything suspicious... small fixes and patches, anyway, don't expect to be perfect in one go.