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@deployer what happens if a bankr user's twitter or wallet gets hacked (farcaster), and the hacker starts giving wallet commands.

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another way / avenue to consider

have a hot account and a warm one, and maybe warm one is tied to multi sig. 

2fa to 'turn on' and start a bankr session tho, that would be a cool way. 

i don't think this problem tho is unique to bankr. just curious a/b edge cases.

i like the idea of letting your friends lock your account by tagging bankr. "hey banker @accountless.eth is hacked lock his account" 

thinking about different ways to mitigate this. one of course is to make sure your twitter account is secured with 2FA/passkey

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how is transfer in out locked. i can hack your twitter, then ask bankr to use my balance to send to another address. that's the part i'd be worried about. definitely some ways they can mitigate this, which is best tho, i dunno.

I think worst case it can make you buy shit (like their illiquid shitcoin) if the hacker gives a CA 

but transfer in/out is locked to your wallet so they couldn't whitdraw and would need to make you buy a rugged token, wonder if there's any safety checks before proceeding (like minimum liquidity, no tax sales, not mintable, etc)

Worst a hacker could do is spend your wallet balance on a worthless token. Bankr has no access to you wallet.

Bankr sends purchased tokens to the wallet that topped it up. So no different to being airdropped trash or scam tokens.