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▲ Quinner an hour ago

They had controls in place to prevent large transfers, so the attackers structured it as a lot of small transfers very quickly

▲PeeMcGee an hour ago | parent | next [-]

A disgruntled employee wouldn't do the exact same thing?

▲neutronicus an hour ago | parent [-]

That's the plot of Office Space!

▲wahern 36 minutes ago | parent | next [-]

Also Superman III, which predates it and presumably was well known to the writers. But I have an inkling the scheme and it's infamy go back much further. (Precious metal coin clipping/debasement?) It's one of those ethical questions, like a pauper stealing bread, or thought experiments, like "what if reality is just a dream" that many if not most people encounter during their formative years. Per usual, though, the chasm between theory and application (even just identifying real world potential when it matters) is the toughest one to cross.

▲vondur 28 minutes ago | parent [-]

They also mention that in the movie.

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▲yobananaboy an hour ago | parent | prev | next [-]

Not just that! The EIP-7702 delegation to make the wallet into a smart contract bypassed all of the controls that they had in place on the signer. It's wild that they didn't have a system in place to stop it from signing that transaction type.

▲long-time-first an hour ago | parent | prev | next [-]

I think they did that in Superman 3

▲jMyles an hour ago | parent [-]

This isn't a mundane detail, Michael!

▲ForHackernews an hour ago | parent | prev [-]

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