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Add EIP: Deactivate/Reactivate a Delegated EOA's Key #9193

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colinlyguo committed Jan 1, 2025
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### Risk of asset freezing

A malicious wallet could deactivate the account and block reactivation, freezing assets. In this case, the risk is inherent to delegating control and not solely introduced by this EIP.
In the worst case, a malicious wallet, through bypassing permission controls, could steal assets, and deactivate the account by calling the precompiled contract, it could also block reactivation, and thus freeze the account. In this case, the risk is inherent to delegating control and not solely introduced by this EIP.

The risk also exists when the delegated wallet does not support reactivation or implements a flawed reactivation interface, combined with partially functional or non-functional asset transfers. These issues could prevent the user from reactivating the account and result in partial or complete asset freezing. Users can mitigate these risks using thoroughly audited wallets that support this EIP.

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