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PUMPnDUMP.trade proved to be the stronghold of the Internet one more time.
Recently Polymarket was hacked. As I supposed it was a compromised dependency, and although we had the same risk and already found a solution (to compare hashes of the original scripts with the compromised ones), walletâs isolation wallet.PUMPnDUMP.trade with the terminal PUMPnDUMP.trade made it impossible to steal seed phrases as the wallet doesnât have any dependency at all, itâs simply a signer. Malicious actors could only send malicious requests which users would see anyways.
Furthermore, the seed phrases are also encrypted on your device under your passkeys, and even if those 2 parts of our product werenât isolated, hackers would still get only encryption which needs your passkeys to extract the seed phrase.
We are moving the future of Web3. đłď¸
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Even if those parts werenât isolated, they would still get your encryption which would still need your encryption key (your passkeys).
Btw it wouldnât be possible to steal them even, because they are encrypted under your passkeys đ
Why? Because the terminal is isolated from the wallet.
The terminal could send malicious requests to the wallet, but you had to accept them first to be drained, no stolen seed phrases.
The funny thing tho although my website is potentially in risk too, the compromised dependency STILL COULDNâT STEAL SEED PHRASES đ
Just compare hashes.
My assumption was right. It was a compromised dependency.
But it ran entirely different code from the original and I assumed why donât we compare hashes?
And ITâS A SOLUTIONz
lol, I am genius, I discovered how to avoid Polymarket attack on my website
Web2 people were naive thinking that conformity is the future.
Instead of developing comfortable Web3 infrastructure they were too arrogant to recognise the importance of decentralisation, cyphering and internet isolation.
Binance needed to die to let decentralised exchanges like HyperLiquid and Storm Trade to thrive.
I think tho itâs pretty retarded when web2 is being hacked while people dump their web3 supply out of panic, lol.
I feel like thatâs a start actually.
It was just one trader who loves gambling on 500x leverage.
But the point is more that there is some network adoption silently happening in TON which is not fully being distributed among TON DeFi, but presumably going to.
Imagine we have at least 30 such traders each month. Itâs already 360k$ fees a month, itâs already around 36mil capitalisation.
There is a lot of money in the world. If you are not able to earn this money, itâs strictly your problem, there are still opportunities and huge amounts of money.
