Paraphrased Text: Prominent traders are expected to prioritize security measures to counter prevalent phishing attacks and hacks in the crypto industry. Unfortunately, veteran trader Sam Bankman-Fried's troubled Alameda trading company suffered substantial losses due to a range of common attack vectors, as disclosed by former employee Aditya Baradwaj. One instance involved $40 million lost through yield farming on a dubiously legitimate blockchain, while negotiations failed to recover the funds. Additionally, private key leakage by a former employee resulted in a $50 million token loss. The gravest blow, however, was a $100 million phishing scam where Alameda fell victim to a fraudulent Google Ads link masquerading as a DeFi protocol. These incidents highlight the inadequate security practices and employee negligence at Alameda. Notably, Bankman-Fried's FTX exchange also succumbed to poor private key management, leading to losses exceeding $400 million.