Keplr suspended Google and Apple logins on November 7 after reports of unauthorized transactions involving wallets created with the Web3Auth provider. Co-founder Josh Lee estimates that roughly 20% of Keplr accounts created through these methods may have been exposed, although only a small fraction appear to have been targeted by malicious operations. Bitquery traced approximately $6.01 million transferred to recovery addresses identified by Web3Auth, initially interpreting the movements as thefts before confirming that they were security transfers. Wallets created with a recovery phrase or connected to a hardware device are not affected, while the final loss assessment and the terms for returning safeguarded funds remain under review.
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