MANTRA halts new unstaking requests amid Web3Auth and Keplr exploit
MANTRA implements a temporary freeze on unbonding transactions to combat third-party wallet vulnerabilities.
MANTRA has temporarily suspended new token unbonding transactions for seven days in response to an ongoing exploit involving Web3Auth and Keplr wallets that has allowed attackers to access users’ private keys and unstake their MANTRA holdings.
The project on Friday said community members had reported that hackers were unbonding their staked tokens without consent after stealing their liquid MANTRA holdings. MANTRA has already frozen several wallets associated with the attackers through Governance Proposal 41 and is working with Web3Auth and Keplr on recovery efforts.
MANTRA said it would reassess the measure after seven days and reserved the right to impose additional pauses depending on the situation.
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