Keplr has paused Google and Apple sign-ins.

Bitcoin.com News reports that a security vulnerability in Web3Auth exposed private keys. As a result, Cosmos wallet provider Keplr disabled these two social login options, and widespread unauthorized transactions occurred. Blockchain investigators traced transfers totaling more than $6 million, but recovery efforts have made the actual amount stolen difficult to determine.

· The $6 million figure is the volume of traced transfers, not the final confirmed total stolen.
· The source identifies Web3Auth as the site of the vulnerability, with Keplr accounts using social login affected.

Would you first check which login method you use, or look into where the on-chain transfers went?