Digital Currency / Technology
Add as a preferred source on GoogleWeb3Auth published a directory of verified addresses after both companies identified them as recovery wallets.
Keplr and Web3Auth identified two recovery wallets after a security incident, giving account holders a clearer reference for addresses associated with the companies' recovery effort.
The companies identified the addresses as recovery wallets on Nov. 8.
Web3Auth published a directory of verified recovery addresses.
The wallet designations do not establish how much an attacker stole.
The directory also does not quantify assets returned to account holders.
Web3Auth says it will add entries after verifying them; the current directory spans 11 networks and includes EVM addresses for eight chains.
Keplr urged Google and Apple sign-in users to stop deposits and move liquid assets to accounts created with a recovery phrase or hardware wallet.
Binance issued its preliminary report on Nov. 3, five days after the Oct. 29 incident.
