A friend of mine was hacked recently from a phishing link.

We used revoke.cash to remove bad approvals, but it missed a few from lesser known contracts. I was able to quickly spin up pre-configured @stelo links to easily fill the gap without needing to walk them through onerous technical details. 

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They were specific token Approvals that were set, instead of SetApprovalForAll. It happened for Meebits, World of Women, and the Art Blocks x Pace contracts.

Hey, could you share the details of the approvals that you believe Revoke missed? And how did you determine these approvals?

It shouldn't matter whether something is a "lesser known" contract, Revoke should catch them all. So the added details would be very helpful for me to investigate.

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What happened? You might need to go deep on Flashbots to get the assets out.

Any ideas about how to deal with a sweeper bot embedded in my wallet?

Thanks for sharing. A friend of mine was hacked too. He installed something in order to be able to test a metaverse and....

It should be everywhere. Love this thing.