Yaniv Feldman

here’s what happened in the polymarket hack: > polymarket just got hacked through a speed tracking script. > polymarketdotcom loaded a small script from @DebugBear, a company that checks how fast websites run > someone swapped that file for a wallet drainer. same name, same address > your browser trusted it like polymarket's own code > it found your logged in session and checked your balance > then it sold your positions and sent your money out through polymarket's own withdrawal system >no password or seed phrase needed simple way to picture it: the building's security is fine, but a cleaning company has keys to every office. Someone got hold of the cleaning company's keys and walked in dressed as a cleaner