Binance Hack Shows How One Ethereum Permission Drained $2.5 Billion
TL;DR Binance hack shows an attacker reportedly used Ethereum’s EIP-7702 authorization feature to drain approximately $2.5 billion from Binance’s Ethereum hot wallet. The attacker gained the ability to move funds without repeatedly requesting individual transaction approvals. The incident forms part of a wider Binance…
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