Account compromise remains the most reliable supply chain attack vector, and the Injective incident fits the mold: no zero-day required, just a credential breach on one trusted contributor. Developers who pulled the SDK during the window of exposure may have had wallet material silently exfiltrated. If you have any Injective SDK dependency in your builds, audit your dependency hashes against known-good versions and rotate any wallet credentials that touched an affected environment. This is the third notable blockchain SDK supply chain incident in recent weeks. The pattern is consistent — crypto ecosystems are high-value targets with thinner security review processes than mainstream package registries, and the payoff (wallet keys, seed phrases) is immediately liquid. Worth factoring into your third-party dependency risk model if you're building in the blockchain space.