Trust Wallet has officially initiated the claim process for users affected by browser extension version 2.68.
BlockBeats News, December 28, Trust Wallet has officially initiated the claim process for a security vulnerability in version 2.68 of its browser extension, which has caused approximately $7 million in losses for hundreds of wallets. Affected users can submit a claim through the official support form on the Trust Wallet website. The process requires victims to provide their email address, country/region of residence, the wallet address that was compromised, the attacker's receiving address, and relevant transaction hash. Trust Wallet has committed to compensating all affected users.
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