Keplr Advises Social Login Users to Transfer Remaining Liquid Assets

TechFlow reports that, on November 8, according to Keplr Wallet's official announcement, a Web3Auth infrastructure vulnerability exposed the private keys of some Keplr users who logged in with Google or Apple. Keplr is helping protect affected users' assets.

Keplr advised social login users not to transfer new funds into the affected accounts and to move remaining liquid assets to accounts created with a seed phrase or hardware wallet. Asset protection measures are still underway, and processing staked and locked assets may take longer; some account balances being reduced or emptied may be related to the protection measures.

Keplr said it is working with Web3Auth to explore ways for users to check whether their accounts are affected. Accounts created with a seed phrase or hardware wallet are not affected.

Source: TechFlow