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Hundreds of long-dormant Ethereum addresses have been hacked, reason unknown
ChainCatcher reports that, according to crypto analyst Wazz, hundreds of wallets (many of which have been dormant for over 7 years) have been emptied by the same address on the ETH mainnet.
Aragon team member @TheTakenUser also posted to confirm that funds in their wallet have been transferred without explanation. The initial cause of this incident has not yet been determined; community analysis suggests it was caused by leaks of old mnemonics, private keys, or storage in LastPass from 2017-2020, or previous risky authorizations, rather than a new smart contract vulnerability.