Warum wird Sol in intelligente Verträge an meine Brieftasche gebunden? Kann ich auf diese Mittel zugreifen, wenn ich noch die Brieftasche habe? Ich bin sicher, dass alle 90 Millionen Dollar gestohlen wurden. Der Betrüger führt eine gefälschte Opensea -Phishing -Site durch. Ich habe es dem FBI und ICCC gemeldet, aber es ist nichts passiert. Jetzt bewegen sie sich nach dem anderen 90 Millionen Dollar. Ist der Sol in einem Vertrag gesperrt, mit dem meine Brieftasche interagieren kann? Was kann ich tun? Es ist echte Solana, und es tut weh zu sehen, wie der Betrüger mich weiter gewinnt, indem ich mehr Menschen betrogen.
Wie auch immer, um ihn zu erwischen oder zurück zu stehlen?
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Bit late now to notice. What where you doing in march
Any old permissions you didn’t revoke?
That’s why you stay away from shit coins scam coins Btc is king all others are just noise soon to go silent to the tune of a deafening silence
You lost $90m ???
What is address of the smart contract used?
>Can I access those funds if I still have the wallet?
There should be, because ironically that is what hackers often do, they „leak“ their private key with some tokens but no gas, and then people will try to deposit whatever token is needed for gas and the wallet automatically takes it.
Theoretically I’d think you could do the same but I don’t have any clue how it’s actually accomplished from a technical standpoint.
An OpenSea phishing site? I thought nfts were completely dead.
You just want that 90 million lol
How’d did he get your keys?
Please tell me you didn’t use Generative AI to create a Web3App and let it handle your security.
what app was it? and your post is very poorly formulated, you just used an app and the smart contract that held it got exposed
I don’t know shit about crypto, but I do know a lot about asymmetric cryptography. How did he get your private key ? Two very distinct keys used for two very distinct purposes. From SSL to signing there are rules. Not you directly OP, but I suspect many that are in the crypto game don’t fully understand what these keys are actually doing.
Tip for next time: Generate a fresh wallet for your application, and put only the bear minimum on it. That way, when your server gets hacked or you accidentally commit your private key, you only lose a small amount
EDIT: Changed if to when since you will eventually get hacked
So there’s a hardcoded private key and there’s a phishing site? What do these two have to do with eachother? Do you really know what you’re doing?
I guess it turns out being your own bank is actually kind of tricky.
Who stores a plain private key in ENV? I’m not sure how it works on Solana, but on EVM chains you can use a keystore file that the app can decode — and that’s the bare minimum.
Hi OP. I had a similar situation with a BSC wallet of mine. The PK is usually shared in Telegram groups, and prolly those funds are not accessible by anyone anymore because several sweep bots are acting there and sweeping any gas you try to use.
The only way to do it is to develop a faster bot that frontruns the sweeping operation. I’m no Solana expert but in the BSC you 100% need a Node to be able to be that fast.