0xDeployer said an earlier version of Bankr’s agent had a hardcoded block to ignore replies from Grok in order to prevent LLM-on-LLM prompt-injection chains. That protection was not carried into the latest agent rewrite, creating the gap that allowed the public Grok reply to become an executable Bankr instruction.

Deployer said Bankr has since added a stronger block on Grok’s account and pointed agent-wallet operators to controls already available to account owners, including IP whitelisting on API keys, permissioned API keys, and a per-account toggle that disables Bankr execution from X replies.

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Grok's crypto wallet was just exploited by a tweet sent in morse code

StillStackinAfterAllTheseYears

Nothing to do with Grok:

> 0xDeployer said an earlier version of Bankr’s agent had a hardcoded block to ignore replies from Grok in order to prevent LLM-on-LLM prompt-injection chains. That protection was not carried into the latest agent rewrite, creating the gap that allowed the public Grok reply to become an executable Bankr instruction.
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> Deployer said Bankr has since added a stronger block on Grok’s account and pointed agent-wallet operators to controls already available to account owners, including IP whitelisting on API keys, permissioned API keys, and a per-account toggle that disables Bankr execution from X replies.

Just shitcoiner idiocy.