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@virtualbacon

Ethereum has a feature that lets a normal wallet act like a smart contract for one transaction, which is genuinely useful. A study out this week found 63% of the early uses were tied to attacker controlled contracts. Bad, though it isn't an Ethereum bug.

A bar chart titled "Ethereum's new wallet permission, early usage" compares EIP-7702 authorization transactions, showing that attacker-controlled contracts accounted for 2,322,548 authorizations (63%) versus 1,341,618 for everything else, based on a USENIX Security '26 study.

AI visual note: A bar chart titled "Ethereum's new wallet permission, early usage" compares EIP-7702 authorization transactions, showing that attacker-controlled contracts accounted for 2,322,548 authorizations (63%) versus 1,341,618 for everything else, based on a USENIX Security '26 study.

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