Ethereum security debate widens as critics warn ‘bunker mode’ won’t protect crypto from future cryptographic threats

Security firm ExVul reported that an Ethereum wallet linked to sven.eth lost 9.1231 ETH and 1.69271471 TAPEETH after an attacker used a malicious EIP-7702 authorization to execute code through the wallet. ExVul said the theft was due to unsafe wallet delegation rather than a flaw in PodMining or TAPEETH, and warned the malicious delegation remained active after the incident.
AI Analysis
The article describes an actual theft of ETH and another token through a wallet attack, with the malicious delegation still active. This is clearly negative for Ethereum security and could prompt short-term risk aversion, though it is a single-wallet incident rather than a broad protocol failure.