Web3Auth publishes verified Keplr recovery addresses, says transfers are not attacker activity

Publishing verified recovery addresses is a trust move as much as a technical one: it gives users a reference point to distinguish legitimate relocations from opportunistic scams that typically follow any wallet incident. The breadth of affected chains — Cosmos ecosystem names plus EVM networks — signals this touches a wide base of Keplr users rather than a single app. The open question is whether the verified-address approach holds up once impersonators start mimicking the announcement, and how quickly affected users can confirm their own funds against the published list.