If a governance address you are using is compromised and it's an EoA. How do you migrate all the delegated tokens for every governance protocol you are in?

Say I point lefteris.eth to a new address because 0x2B.. is compromised (hypothetical)

How does governance follow suit?

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yeah I know and that's a bit of a problem isn't it?

Tokens are delegated to an address, not a .eth name. So you'd need to ask everyone who delegated to you to delegate to your new address.

Migrating delegated tokens from a compromised EoA to a new address involves revoking current delegations and reassigning them to a new key. Update your ENS (lefteris.eth) to point to the new address and individually interact with each protocol to transfer delegations. Safety first!