SlowMist: The version of the Slope wallet released on June 24 sent a private key or seed phrase to Sentry's service

Solana ecological wallet Slope tweeted that OtterSec and SlowMist had released external audit reports. According to the Solana large-scale attack analysis released by SlowMist, the Slope wallet version released on June 24 sent a private key or mnemonic to the Sentry service (Sentry service refers to the Sentry service privately deployed by the Slope team, not the official interface provided by Sentry and service). SlowMist said that the investigation of the Slope wallet application has not been able to clearly prove that the root cause of the incident lies in the Slope wallet. There is a lot of technical work to be done, and further evidence is needed to explain the root cause of the incident.