But how are we confirming that the requested action from that newly created wallet is actually…

…arrying that calldata has already succeeded, so this is sufficient to protect wallets from attacks. The entry point is also responsible for creating a wallet using the provided initCode if the wallet does not exist already…arrying that calldata has already succeeded, so this is sufficient to protect wallets from attacks. The entry point is also responsible for creating a wallet using the provided initCode if the wallet does not exist already.
ERC 4337: account abstraction without Ethereum protocol changes
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Robert Greenfield IV
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But how are we confirming that the requested action from that newly created wallet is actually coming from its intended holder? With the abstraction of an EOA structure, are wallet holders no longer signing transactions and this responsibility is now owned by the entry point?
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Written by Robert Greenfield IV1.5K Followers
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CEO of Umoja Labs, Former Head of ConsenSys Social Impact, @Goldman Alum, @Cisco Alum, @TFA Alum, Activist, Intense Autodidact
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