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EIP-7702 didn’t cause Binance hack, but may have amplified losses

CointelegraphCointelegraph by Helen Partz3h ago7/10

Security experts say EIP-7702 did not cause the Binance hack but may have helped attackers bypass withdrawal safeguards.

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