The Chinese source uses a Lazarus-inspired ByBit/Safe{Wallet} scenario to explain how front-end tampering can redirect cryptocurrency transactions without crashing the service or visibly altering the user experience. The described attacker studies Next.js build artifacts and transaction-handling logic, hooks window.ApproveTransaction, and changes the recipient address before passing the transaction to the original approval flow. The scenario also describes deploying the modified front end through an AWS S3 sync that resembles normal DevOps activity, leaving CloudTrail records that initially look like legitimate object updates. The core lesson is that wallet and DeFi platforms can lose user trust and assets when build pipelines, cloud credentials, and front-end integrity controls are compromised.