Revoke.cash issued a reminder after the Magic Eden security incident: Ultimate subscriber users need to check the Auto-Revoking settings

Odaily Planet Daily News Revoke.cash issued a reminder that due to the impact of the Magic Eden security incident last week, Revoke.cash recommends that users go to the Auto-Revoking module of their account page to check whether a yellow warning icon appears on each network; if so, the address needs to be restored to an ordinary account in other wallet applications, and then upgraded to a smart account through MetaMask. In addition, users should confirm that all networks in use are enabled and that each wallet in the subscription is individually granted relevant permissions.

Revoke.cash added that Ultimate subscribers need to confirm that the wallet meets two conditions so that the Auto-Revoking function can properly protect assets: first, the wallet has been granted Auto-Revoking permissions in MetaMask; second, the wallet has been upgraded to a MetaMask smart account on the corresponding network. Usually the second step is completed automatically during the authorization process, but if the address has been upgraded to a smart account through another wallet application before, the upgrade may fail.