🛑 WARNING: RISK OF BEING HACKED OF ALL ASSETS ON PECTRA ETH VERSION Currently, the Pectra version has been updated and operates on networks such as ETH, OP, BASE... In this Pectra version, there are many new features that people can explore online, but here I will only talk about the Delegator feature available on EIP-7702. EIP-7702 has many features revolving around Account Abstraction, but it has a vulnerability that hackers can exploit to attack users. Specifically, on EIP-7702, wallet A can use the Delegator feature to authorize wallet B to perform transactions on its behalf and pay gas itself. If wallet A loses its private key or seed phrase, wallet B can still recover the assets for wallet A. Exploiting this vulnerability, hackers/scammers will trick you into signing a Delegator command (Phishing Scam), and the hacker will have the same rights as wallet B to withdraw all your assets on that network. Here I emphasize ALL ASSETS; previously, we were scammed by mistakenly signing an approve command, losing only one token, but with this feature, you can lose any token. Hackers have also started using this trick to hack; you can see the article below. Next time, I will have a demo video about this feature, how to recognize it, but once again, I warn you, especially those doing airdrops, to be very careful when signing commands.