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Hey all, With some of these new smart contract products,

scams are going to become a “thing” on cosmos whether we like it or not.

This has created some questions in regard to security.

Using ETH as an example: On metamask, if you grant access to a bad app, you can disconnect that app from metamask. BUT, this does not revoke a potentially malicious permission that you may have granted to a contract. Etherscan and other tools allow you to view and “revoke” any permissions that have been granted to a smart contract.

I assume it’s the same with Keplr? Where simply removing a dapp from the “manage connections” section for a cosmos chain wouldn’t necessarily revoke the permissions given to a Cosmwasm smart contract? If that’s the case, do we have any tools yet to view and revoke potentially malicious permissions?

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Hi, Your request and questions have been sent to Keplr team.

Thank you. Do you know if it’s being prioritized? Kinda seems important :)

Catdotfish
Let me ask them :3

Any update on this? We are seeing a exponential increase in contract interactions, signed transactions etc. I feel like we are sitting on a ticking time bomb. Getting the right tools into people’s hands will at least allow them to save any staked or pooled assets if they realized their tokens were unbonded/unstaked before the cooldown period expires.

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