Web3Auth announces Keplr asset recovery address, says some transfers were mistaken for attacks
Original headlineWeb3Auth 公布 Keplr 资产恢复地址，称部分转账被误认作攻击
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Web3Auth, working with Keplr, has moved user assets linked to a Keplr wallet security incident into a verified recovery wallet and published the address, saying some of the transfers were mistaken for attacker activity. The recovery address is meant to safeguard affected funds and is not controlled by an attacker, according to Web3Auth. Keplr has advised users who sign in with Google or Apple to move remaining liquid assets to accounts created via a seed phrase or hardware wallet. The disclosure follows a security event affecting some Keplr wallets, though the article did not specify the number of wallets impacted or the value of assets moved. Users should watch for further updates from Keplr and Web3Auth clarifying which accounts were affected and whether additional asset migrations are needed.
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