Yikes just get to the fucking point, article. They tricked him into running a reverse shell, then probably found his keys somewhere locally on his computer. Th

Yikes just get to the fucking point, article. They tricked him into running a reverse shell, then probably found his keys somewhere locally on his computer. The writing here, and the subject of the writing, has me convinced that people in "web 3" have no clue what they are doing. The victim here seems to be _very_ confused about how this could have happened until others clarify it for them. Like, you downloaded and ran someone else's code - of course it has a reverse shell in it. Why aren't you capable of reading JS well enough to see that? Surely it wasn't that well obfuscated? And even if it was, why is it so confusing?