Rabby Wallet addresses user's loss due to hacker exploit

By Rabby Wallet
Feb 12, 2024, 5:02 PM
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Rabby Wallet clarifies that a hacker initiated a transaction using a signed permit, but no balance transfer occurred.​ The exploit was detected and blocked by Rabby.​ Users are urged to stay vigilant for a secure experience.​

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Thank you for sharing your experience. We're sorry for your loss. To clarify, the transaction shared by the user was initiated by a hacker, exploiting a permit previously signed by the user. The permit itself didn't involve a balance transfer. However, Rabby proactively

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So embarassing to admit, but I was phished for 49 mETH today by a fake Dymension claim Reminder to everyone that just because you're not sending a tx and the @Rabby_io simulation doesn't show any transfers, doesn't mean thiefs can't do bad shit to you w/ your signature

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