@richerd @JOSEPHW23934810 …even so, the transaction would be limited. In the instances reported the wallets are drained. Sounds lime these users likely provided their private key in more of a phishing style attack
@richerd @JOSEPHW23934810 please explain. The transaction in question is simply ‘signing’ your wallet address. Are you stating that the link to connect and sign is executing code to process a malicious transaction? A simple ‘sign’ or connection shouldnt allow this. The sale or purchase could in theory..
I’m sorry this happened to you but I applaud you for bringing it to public attention. Someone help me understand how signing a transaction (selling, or accepting an offer) would reveal the private key of the users wallet and enable malicious transfers?
@baccredited treat your device like a business would, its your money and your hard work. The ‘free’ or ‘almost free’ options are as such for a reason. Don’t disable features because it seems to slow the device down. 2fa for literally everything you can. Store keys on an external device.
@baccredited sorry to hear this story. I was phished myself, and I work in the chber security industry. This space is new and unfortunately the attack vectors are ahead of all of us. You’re taking the right steps and I’ll do so myself. I would recomend better malware tools tho than above.
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