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INSIGHT: The Ethereum portion of the $6.3B @Binance hack exploited EIP-7702, a May 2025 upgrade that lets ordinary wallets run smart contract code allowing the attacker to drain…

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Published: 2026-10-30 13:05 UTC
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INSIGHT: The Ethereum portion of the $6.3B @Binance hack exploited EIP-7702, a May 2025 upgrade that lets ordinary wallets run smart contract code allowing the attacker to drain ~$2.5B in $ETH and tok…

INSIGHT: The Ethereum portion of the $6.3B @Binance hack exploited EIP-7702, a May 2025 upgrade that lets ordinary wallets run smart contract code allowing the attacker to drain ~$2.5B in $ETH and tokens from a single Binance wallet within four minutes. https://t.co/iN6KA1prrd

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