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ByBit Exchange Hack ($1.4B Transactions) - Security Researcher Explained 1. What the transaction did 2. How it could have (potentially) been prevented 3. How to spot this kind of transaction

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Patrick Collinsvor 1 Jahr

You can also view it on YouTube.

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hansfriese 🟪vor 1 Jahr

Best breakdown of the Bybit hack and, more importantly, the solutions to prevent such incidents in the future.

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Patrick Collinsvor 1 Jahr

ty ser <3

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Luzius Meisservor 1 Jahr

Nice explanation! When we built our own multisig @aktionariat, we consciously made it immutable (no upgradable proxy) and without support for delegatecalls. These are two additional design decisions that could have prevented the Bybit attack.

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Patrick Collinsvor 1 Jahr

@aktionariat If the hackers managed to get users to sign bad transactions, it almost didn't matter what the architecture was. For your own multi-sig, it could have just been as easy as directly sending ETH in a multi-sig TX or something.

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thiskidkillsvor 1 Jahr

Watching that video pretty well sums up why ethereum will never be the new internet soon all will go to #ICP to spend their #BTC on porn, pop culture, poker, and politics sovereignty for the zeitgeist!

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Delvir0vor 1 Jahr

Awesome breakdown, especially how fast you made this

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Blocksvor 1 Jahr

First thing I did when I woke up to the news this morning was literally rush back and watch that video again while I pictured you doing this all day lmao 😂

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Patrick Collinsvor 1 Jahr

It was worse with the hack this week where the users put their private key in the frontend.

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fabriziogianni7_ethvor 1 Jahr

Clear. But how they hacked the UI ?

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Patrick Collinsvor 1 Jahr

Still unclear as of today

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