"Ghost authorization" phishing scams are frequent, with a maximum single loss of $908,000
The "ghost authorization" phishing scam exposed in October has raised industry vigilance, with an attack cycle lasting 458 days. Hackers induce users to sign "permanent authorization" transactions by faking airdrop websites, triggering authorization theft immediately after the victims transfer assets. This month, 23 users were confirmed to have been harmed, with the highest single loss being $908,000. The malicious address is associated with the "pink-drainer.eth" siphoning wallet, and the risk of delayed authorization needs to be prioritized. #加密市场反弹 ,#美联储FOMC会议
