Keplr Suspends Social Logins After Unauthorized Wallet Activity; $6 Million in Transfers Later Linked to Recovery Wallets

Keplr suspended Google and Apple sign-ins after unauthorized transactions hit some wallets, while more than $6 million in transfers across Cosmos-linked networks were later traced to addresses identified as recovery wallets. Keplr paused the logins late Nov. 6 after detecting unauthorized transactions on some social-login wallets. Keplr co-founder Josh Lee said the incident originated at Web3Auth, the embedded-wallet provider used for those sign-ins. At least $6.01 million in assets moved to two receiving addresses across seven Cosmos networks and Injective. Transfers were counted through 10:38 a.m. ET Nov. 7 (15:38 UTC), with dollar values based on spot prices at 10:27 a.m. ET (15:27 UTC). The estimate covered about 44,700 unique wallet keys, not a verified count of users. On Nov.

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