The stolen path and principle are clearly stated, but I don't know how it was implemented. They say the signing devices were compromised, but I don't believe that. So many signing devices could not have been hacked, and some might have been using mobile phones to sign; how could they all have been hacked? Hacking the server would be more than just that.

Even if the three signers were negligent and did not check the signature information, how could the normal operation signature information be replaced?

I feel like this is similar to the multi-signature theft cases I encountered before, and in the end, it turned out that the person constructing the transaction had issues.

In the case of Bybit being hacked, the problem likely lies in the initial construction of this on-chain action being incorrect; it could very well be an insider job, at least someone from the internal network.

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