cryptoadventure.com Keplr Wallet Users Urged to Transfer Assets After Web3Auth Key Compromise
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- •Keplr Wallet suspended Google and Apple login due to unauthorized transactions.
- •A vulnerability in Web3Auth compromised private keys for affected accounts.
- •Users are advised to transfer assets to secure wallets and avoid new deposits.
Keplr Wallet has suspended Google and Apple login functionalities following unauthorized cryptocurrency transfers reported by users on November 7, 2026. The incident is attributed to a vulnerability in Web3Auth, the third-party authentication provider, which compromised private keys for accounts created through social logins. Approximately 20% of these accounts may be affected, with initial loss estimates exceeding $700,000. Users are advised to stop depositing new funds and transfer assets to accounts created via mnemonic phrases or hardware wallets. Keplr and Web3Auth are currently investigating the breach and working on asset recovery measures. No confirmed figures on the total losses or affected accounts have been released yet. Users are cautioned against phishing attempts and advised to rely only on official communications from Keplr and Web3Auth.
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