Eg. See louis88 (dev, good guy) testing various fields (in several frontends) including communities names and tags: hive.blog/@louis.random@tngflx No, I'm not sure if anyone ever compromised a site/app in that way but I've seen people testing those attributes too, yes.
And bear in mind that this bot scans every single type of operation published into Hive, not only the json metadata of posts and comments. I check for leaked keys and potential malicious code in: comment, transfer, custom_json, vote, account_create, account_witness_vote, .. you name it.
When I did find an active key in an account_update operation it taught me that some human errors will surprise you.
The highest values of saved accounts that leaked their ACTIVE keys so far are: $ ~28,000, $8,000, $1,000. :)
Eg. See louis88 (dev, good guy) testing various fields (in several frontends) including communities names and tags: hive.blog/@louis.random@tngflx No, I'm not sure if anyone ever compromised a site/app in that way but I've seen people testing those attributes too, yes.
And bear in mind that this bot scans every single type of operation published into Hive, not only the json metadata of posts and comments. I check for leaked keys and potential malicious code in: comment, transfer, custom_json, vote, account_create, account_witness_vote, .. you name it.
When I did find an active key in an account_update operation it taught me that some human errors will surprise you.
The highest values of saved accounts that leaked their ACTIVE keys so far are: $ ~28,000, $8,000, $1,000. :)