Definition ∞ Multi-token theft refers to a security incident where malicious actors steal multiple types of digital assets from a single compromised source, such as an exchange, a decentralized finance protocol, or a personal wallet. This type of theft often indicates a broader system vulnerability or a sophisticated attack targeting various asset classes held within a unified infrastructure. It can result in significant financial losses across a diverse portfolio.
Context ∞ Reports of multi-token theft consistently underscore the necessity for robust security audits, stringent access controls, and comprehensive asset segregation strategies across digital asset platforms. The industry continues to address these threats through collaborative security initiatives and the development of more resilient storage solutions.