According to CoinMeta, web3auth released an update on a security incident on its official website, stating that the incident affected some embedded wallets used by third-party applications such as torus, wallet, and keplr. On November 7th, web3auth confirmed that there was a security issue with its infrastructure, which led to unauthorized access to some accounts created through Google or Apple. web3auth has collaborated with keplr to transfer some of the at-risk assets to secure recovery wallets and has published the verified addresses of these recovery wallets on multiple blockchain networks. The relevant assets are still currently stored in the recovery wallets, and both parties are coordinating to return the assets to users, with more details about the return expected to be disclosed in the coming days.