Keplr: Unauthorized transactions affect wallets created via Google or Apple
Original headlineKeplr : Des transactions non autorisées touchent des portefeuilles créés via Google ou Apple
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Keplr has suspended Google and Apple social-login connections after unauthorized transactions hit wallets created through those providers, following an incident at embedded-wallet provider Web3Auth. Blockchain data firm Bitquery traced roughly $6 million to recovery wallets tied to the affected accounts. The disruption matters because social-login wallets are a key onboarding path for Cosmos users, and the pause cuts off a common way to access funds while the source of the unauthorized transfers is investigated. What to watch next is whether Web3Auth confirms the root cause and whether Keplr restores Google and Apple logins, along with how affected users are compensated.
Muhabbit's AI wrote this summary in its own words from Journal du Coin's report and translated it from French. It can get details wrong, so check the source.
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Keplr, Web3Auth, Google (GOOGL), Apple (AAPL), Bitquery
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