Yesterday I saw a suspected hack of Magic Eden—3,832 NFTs were moved out from a few hundred addresses.
They claim it was a white-hat effort to rescue it, but I don’t know what the status is now.
But the truly scary part is this: the permissions you granted years ago are still valid today.
I just remembered to go to Revoke and looked at the list of those authorizations—slowly, the memories came back.
They were all projects that were at their peak back then, from ZORA to BTC domains, and even the like of monkey land—
only now they should all be basically zeroed out.
Friendly reminder: batch revocation on Revoke now requires a fee. If you don’t want to pay, you can revoke one by one manually, slowly.
They claim it was a white-hat effort to rescue it, but I don’t know what the status is now.
But the truly scary part is this: the permissions you granted years ago are still valid today.
I just remembered to go to Revoke and looked at the list of those authorizations—slowly, the memories came back.
They were all projects that were at their peak back then, from ZORA to BTC domains, and even the like of monkey land—
only now they should all be basically zeroed out.
Friendly reminder: batch revocation on Revoke now requires a fee. If you don’t want to pay, you can revoke one by one manually, slowly.
