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WLFI Uses Blacklist Mechanism to Intercept Operations Stealing Funds from Two Hacked Wallet Addresses

Summary: In breaking news, World Liberty Financial (WLFI) has disclosed that it has successfully prevented two hacker attacks caused by compromised end-user wallets. The team stated that a designated WLFI wallet had already blacklisted a batch of wallets suspected of losing private keys before the project went live, thereby intercepting operations attempting to steal funds through ...

In breaking news, World Liberty Financial (WLFI) has disclosed that it has successfully prevented two hacker attacks caused by compromised end-user wallets. The team stated that a designated WLFI wallet had already blacklisted a batch of wallets suspected of losing private keys before the project went live, thereby intercepting operations attempting to steal funds through Lockbox. Currently, WLFI is assisting affected users in restoring access permissions.

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