Profanity tool vulnerability drains $3.3M despite 1Inch warning

by Aurelia Butler 18 September 2022, 13:00 199 Views

On Sept. 15, 1Inch revealed the lack of safety in using Profanity as it used a random 32-bit vector to seed 256-bit private keys. Further investigations pointed out the ambiguity in the creation of vanity addresses, suggesting that Profanity wallets were secretly hacked. The warning came in the form of a tweet, as shown below.

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Profanity tool vulnerability drains $3.3M despite 1Inch warning

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