I lost my life savings in one click using @safe last night. That's after 8 years of holding ETH and avoiding scams. A UX bug within the official Bridge feature, implied the destination address was my Safe on Base. It wasn't. Essentially, due to the age of my Safe, a bad actor had

khalo

Not a good look for Safe: https://x.com/khalo_0x/status/1929900274182730226?s=46

looks like they were able to recover the funds!

The funds have been recovered! I have a lot of people to thank for this: Thank you to @tschubotz @rahulrumalla and the rest of the @safe team for being available immediately and handling this with complete transparency. They worked with @nickolaiz from Protofire to recover the

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So shortly after bytbit too, rough couple of weeks

looks like they were able to recover the funds!

https://x.com/khalo_0x/status/1929964295699476934?s=46&t=8l54n7dYtHePgMrhGh-cUw

looks like it was remedied and funds are now safu.

protofire white hacked the edge case which is how the funds were recovered

if not for them, there would have been many MANY such cases

The issue has been resolved and funds recovered!

100 ETH were assumed lost but could eventually be recovered. Here's what happened, how it became a happy ending and what's needed to prevent this from happening again. 

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A user of Safe{Wallet} wanted to bridge 100 ETH from Mainnet to Base. But then they realized that they

lukasschor.eth

They did save it though https://x.com/schorlukas/status/1929977600752963893?s=46&t=iLSaYO2O7t6yPdmEXeqMdA

Yes and not the first „edge“ case I have heard of…