😂😂😂 If I send some of those assets to a fresh wallet, even a wallet that hasn't enabled assets, it shows up. The wallet even treats it as though it really is euros and applies the EUR->USD exchange rate. Even for a beta wallet, that's basically an genuine exploit ripe for social engineering. C
An unnamed beta wallet has a vulnerability where sending certain assets to a fresh wallet causes them to appear and be treated as euros with an exchange rate, enabling social engineering exploits.
😂😂😂 If I send some of those assets to a fresh wallet, even a wallet that hasn't enabled assets, it shows up. The wallet even treats it as though it really is euros and applies the EUR->USD exchange rate. Even for a beta wallet, that's basically an genuine exploit ripe for social engineering. C
I think it's fine if it's enabled on mainnet, if behind an advanced feature flag. But only if the UI avoids making these assets appear real. The icons and the exchange rate is the problem there. For now, with the feature disabled, best for non-enabled wallets to not show assets at all if someone se