A recent security breach resulted in a $36 million exploit, attributed to a compromised laptop hosting a multisignature wallet. The incident highlights the risks associated with concentrating sensitive assets on a single device. In this case, the wallet's multisig nature, intended to provide an additional layer of security, was ultimately undermined by the laptop's vulnerability. The exploit is believed to be linked to state-aligned threat activity, which elevates the incident's implications from mere criminal activity to a geopolitical concern1. The fact that a single compromised laptop could lead to such a substantial loss underscores the importance of robust security measures, particularly for high-value assets. This incident serves as a reminder that even seemingly secure setups can be vulnerable to exploitation if not properly managed. The geopolitical implications of this breach make it a significant concern for organizations and individuals alike, as it demonstrates the potential for state-sponsored actors to target high-value assets, so what matters most to practitioners is reassessing their security protocols to mitigate the risk of similar exploits.