is there a better way to accomplish revoking all permissions within the wallet? from the user perspective, connecting wallet to another utility during moments of uncertainly seems backwards. it could feel much more secure to just revoke all from within the wallet.
Note this attack is only on L1. L2 does have fratures for whitelisting wallets, only allowing certain amounts to be sent etc
To build this into the app would take some resources. I could see it being useful, just a matter of time and effort. There are also other sites to research like etherscan (cannot work for smart contract wallets tho) to fully understand what is going on instead of just following a link
As usual… verify. Do not trust (even from someone official)
is there a better way to accomplish revoking all permissions within the wallet? from the user perspective, connecting wallet to another utility during moments of uncertainly seems backwards. it could feel much more secure to just revoke all from within the wallet.
Note this attack is only on L1. L2 does have fratures for whitelisting wallets, only allowing certain amounts to be sent etc
To build this into the app would take some resources. I could see it being useful, just a matter of time and effort. There are also other sites to research like etherscan (cannot work for smart contract wallets tho) to fully understand what is going on instead of just following a link
As usual… verify. Do not trust (even from someone official)