Security breach unveiled: Monero’s CCS wallet drained of $460,000

the incident has raised questions about the security of Monero’s blockchain and the effectiveness of its privacy features

Imho this is primarily related to security—and not Monero’s security features in general, but how an individual user handles things. (If for example a user publicly shows their private key on their website, any strong cryptography can’t magically protect them.)

Obviously security and privacy are different: because Monero is private, the attacker was able to “safely“ do this.

The exploit of CCS wallet has prompted concerns about the security of the Monero network. Privacy is a central tenet of companies design, but this incident has raised questions about whether the privacy features can be exploited.

Obviously it’s not about the security of the Monero network. Something local. Plus, because of being privacy first, Monero is in a way more “convenient” for attackers.