Before bed, I checked the Wave contract authorization list and found another bunch of “infinite” allowances hanging there. 🤦 put it plainly: no matter how attractive the airdrop is, if the permissions aren’t revoked, it’s basically the same as sleeping with your door wide open in the middle of the night.

Over the past few days, I’ve been looking at those restaking protocols, and the nested “matryoshka” setups are dizzying. Shared security definitely sounds like the future direction, but once the yields stack on top of each other, the authorization chain keeps getting longer—each step becomes a potential point of compromise. My habit is: revoke one protocol at a time; at least it locks down the principal layer.

I captured a few cases, and found that in 10 unexpected incidents, 8 were because permissions weren’t cleared. That’s it for now—everyone, before you go to sleep, sweep through your authorization “drawer.”