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tags. We'll translate the entire article.
Let's first understand the original article. It's about Binance's security chief Jimmy Su saying quantum computing is not an immediate threat, but long-term. The real threats are phishing, malware, etc. Data from TRM Labs and SlowMist. Su's advice.
We'll translate to Malay. Use proper terms: "pengkomputeran kuantum" for quantum computing, "phishing" is often used as is, "perisian hasad" for malware, "kejuruteraan sosial" for social engineering, "kredensial" for credentials, "keselamatan dompet" for wallet security, "dompet" for wallet, "kunci peribadi" for private key, "frasa pemulihan" for recovery phrase, etc.
We'll keep names: Binance, Jimmy Su, TRM Labs, SlowMist.
We'll translate the title: "Binance Security Chief: Quantum Computing Is a Long-Term Risk, Not Today" -> "Ketua Keselamatan Binance: Pengkomputeran Kuantum Adalah Risiko Jangka Panjang, Bukan Hari Ini" or something. But the content has a different title? Actually the original content has a draft title, but we are to translate the given title. The instruction says "ORIGINAL TITLE: Binance Security Chief: Quantum Computing Is a Long-Term Risk, Not Today" so we use that.
We'll translate the content. The content is an article with sections. We'll translate each paragraph and heading.
Let's write the translation.
First, the lead paragraph: "Binance's chief security officer, Jimmy Su, said quantum computing isn't an immediate threat to crypto holders, but it's a real long-term security problem. The most likely ways crypto gets stolen today, he said, are phishing, malware, social engineering, compromised credentials and poor wallet security. His comments land as fresh data shows the bulk of crypto thefts this year come from infrastructure and operational failures, not futuristic attacks."
Translation: "Ketua pegawai keselamatan Binance, Jimmy Su, berkata pengkomputeran kuantum bukan ancaman segera kepada pemegang kripto, tetapi ia adalah masalah keselamatan jangka panjang yang sebenar. Cara paling berkemungkinan kripto dicuri hari ini, katanya, ialah phishing, perisian hasad, kejuruteraan sosial, kredensial yang terjejas dan keselamatan dompet yang lemah. Kenyataannya tiba apabila data baharu menunjukkan sebahagian besar kecurian kripto tahun ini berpunca daripada kegagalan infrastruktur dan operasi, bukan serangan futuristik."
Then H2: "The threats that actually matter" -> "Ancaman yang sebenarnya penting" or "Ancaman yang benar-benar penting". We'll use "Ancaman yang sebenarnya penting".
Paragraph: "Su didn't put quantum computers at the top of his worry list. Instead, he pointed to the same attack vectors that have plagued the industry for years: phishing emails, malware, social engineering, stolen credentials and wallets that aren't secured properly. These are the methods that actually take money from holders, and they don't require a lab full of physicists. They require a convincing email or a careless click."
Translation: "Su tidak meletakkan komputer kuantum di bahagian atas senarai kebimbangannya. Sebaliknya, dia menunjukkan vektor serangan yang sama yang telah melanda industri selama bertahun-tahun: e-mel phishing, perisian hasad, kejuruteraan sosial, kredensial yang dicuri dan dompet yang tidak dijamin dengan betul. Ini adalah kaedah yang sebenarnya mengambil wang daripada pemegang, dan ia tidak memerlukan makmal yang penuh dengan ahli fizik. Ia memerlukan e-mel yang meyakinkan atau klik yang cuai."
H2: "The numbers behind the hacks" -> "Angka di sebalik serangan" or "Nombor di sebalik penggodaman". We'll use "Angka di sebalik serangan".
Paragraph: "Data from TRM Labs for the first half of 2026 shows about $972 million was stolen across 207 hacks. Infrastructure and operational compromises drove roughly 76% of those losses, even though they made up only about 15% of incidents. That's a lopsided ratio that points to a few big failures rather than a broad wave of attacks. SlowMist's numbers tell a slightly different story. Contract and logic vulnerabilities accounted for the most incidents, private key and credential compromises ranked second, and supply chain attacks came in third. The two datasets together suggest that while many attacks are opportunistic, the biggest losses come from systemic weaknesses in how exchanges and platforms handle their infrastructure."
Translation: "Data daripada TRM Labs untuk separuh pertama 2026 menunjukkan kira-kira $972 juta dicuri merentas 207 serangan. Kompromi infrastruktur dan operasi memacu kira-kira 76% daripada kerugian tersebut, walaupun ia hanya membentuk kira-kira 15% daripada insiden. Itu nisbah yang tidak seimbang yang menunjukkan beberapa kegagalan besar dan bukannya gelombang serangan yang luas. Nombor SlowMist menceritakan kisah yang sedikit berbeza. Kelemahan kontrak dan logik menyumbang kepada kebanyakan insiden, kompromi kunci peribadi dan kredensial berada di tempat kedua, dan serangan rantaian bekalan di tempat ketiga. Kedua-dua set data bersama-sama menunjukkan bahawa walaupun banyak serangan adalah oportunistik, kerugian terbesar datang daripada kelemahan sistemik dalam cara pertukaran dan platform mengendalikan infrastruktur mereka."
H2: "The quantum question" -> "Soalan kuantum" or "Isu kuantum". We'll use "Isu kuantum".
Paragraph: "Su acknowledged that quantum computing is a real long-term security issue, but he didn't suggest it's imminent. The industry will have to deal with it eventually, but for now, the immediate risks are far more mundane. He didn't offer a timeline, and he didn't say what the industry should do about it beyond keeping an eye on developments."
Translation: "Su mengakui bahawa pengkomputeran kuantum adalah isu keselamatan jangka panjang yang sebenar, tetapi dia tidak mencadangkan ia akan berlaku tidak lama lagi. Industri perlu menanganinya akhirnya, tetapi buat masa ini, risiko segera adalah jauh lebih biasa. Dia tidak memberikan garis masa, dan dia tidak menyatakan apa yang perlu dilakukan oleh industri mengenainya selain memantau perkembangan."
H2: "Su's security checklist" -> "Senarai semak keselamatan Su" or "Senarai semak keselamatan Su". We'll use "Senarai semak keselamatan Su".
Paragraph: "Su's recommendations are basic but often ignored. He said users should keep recovery phrases and private keys secure, use reputable wallet software, install software and security updates promptly, and limit unnecessary address reuse. None of that is new, but it's a reminder that the most effective defenses are usually the least glamorous."
Translation: "Cadangan Su adalah asas tetapi sering diabaikan. Dia berkata pengguna harus memastikan frasa pemulihan dan kunci peribadi selamat, menggunakan perisian dompet yang bereputasi, memasang perisian dan kemas kini keselamatan dengan segera, dan mengehadkan penggunaan semula alamat yang tidak perlu. Tiada satu pun daripada itu baharu, tetapi ia adalah peringatan bahawa pertahanan yang paling berkesan biasanya yang paling tidak glamor."
Closing paragraph: "Su didn't put a timeline on when quantum computing might become a real problem, but he made clear it's not something to lose sleep over tonight. The threats that are actually stealing crypto right now are the ones that have been around for years. Quantum, he said, is a long-term issue that will need attention
