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Keplr Pauses Google and Apple Login After Unauthorized Transaction Reports

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Briefings

A cryptocurrency wallet provider paused Google and Apple login services following reports of unauthorized transactions. The system initially assessed that recovery-phrase and hardware-wallet accounts remained secure, but social-login users were instructed to stop sending funds to their accounts. The incident occurred in November 2026, with the wallet provider citing the need to investigate the unauthorized activity before proceeding with login services.

Key points

• The wallet provider paused Google and Apple login services after receiving reports of unauthorized transactions.
• Recovery-phrase and hardware-wallet accounts were assessed as unaffected in the initial security assessment.

Context

The wallet provider paused Google and Apple login services following reports of unauthorized transactions. The incident occurred in November 2026, with the provider citing the need to investigate the unauthorized activity before proceeding with login services.

Limitations

Initial assessment indicates recovery-phrase and hardware-wallet accounts are unaffected, but social-login users are instructed to stop sending funds. The specific nature of the unauthorized transactions and the full scope of the investigation remain unverified.

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