Hot take: @safe wallets should have a default timelock for upgrades. It's a critical path that usurps all other security measures.

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Yea, blind signed a "musked" transaction (sounds like it implied it was just a swap to hot wallet) which turned out to be an upgrade in disguise.

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Yea, blind signed a "musked" transaction (sounds like it implied it was just a swap to hot wallet) which turned out to be an upgrade in disguise.

https://x.com/benbybit/status/1892963530422505586

Is that what happened with bybit?

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Even if it's just an hour, it would make a huge difference.

if it is being used as a cold wallet. Yes.

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Even an hour would make a huge difference, but I'd suggest 24-72 hours.

Interesting take! Would a default timelock strike the right balance between security and flexibility? How long should the delay be?