Slow Mist Cosine: Some users of Monad were airdropped or hijacked to hacker addresses

Slow Mist founder Cosine tweeted that users can check whether the wallet address bound to the Monad airdrop collection page before is the address they expected. If not, it means that it has been bound to the hacker address by a hacker, and then the official will airdrop it to the hacker address. A white hat synchronized a vulnerability before. At that time, this vulnerability had preconditions. Probably, if a hacker hijacked the user's session on the Monad airdrop collection page, he could change the wallet address without further confirmation.