Onchain activity under attack, avoid signing transactions A high-level npm dev account has been compromised. Malicious code was pushed into popular packages used by many dApps. ⚠️What this means: ✦ When you click “Swap” (or any action), the transaction in your wallet might not be the one you intended. ✦ The injected code swaps your transaction with one that sends funds to the attacker. ✦ Even Ledger users are at risk since you would still be asked to confirm, but you’d be approving a malicious transaction. 🚨If you don’t sign, you’re safe. ✦ Do NOT auto-confirm in Phantom. ✦ Safest move: Avoid signing any transactions today until projects confirm they are unaffected. Stay safe and spread the word.

Someone just lost $500,000 USDT by copying the wrong address 😭⛔️ ⤷ 0x364E copied the address from his transaction history, not knowing bad actors had sent tiny transactions from an address that looked very similar to his. This is known as address poisoning. Here’s how to avoid it ⟢

Gm to those who protect their crypto! An anon just got socially engineered by sending his crypto to a wrong address. Sounds lame, right? But no, this was actually a clever scam. Here’s how it happened: Anon spotted an arbitrage opportunity, but it turns out he was the opportunity instead. 😅 ✦ He was instructed to buy WAXP on MEXC and send it to his Binance account, copying his Binance IOST address and WAXP memo. ✦ Unaware that these two networks aren’t compatible, the scammer had already secured a WAXP address that looked identical to Anon’s Binance IOST address. ✦ Anon made a few transactions, and they appeared to go through. The scammer was receiving the tokens and sending some back with extra WAXP, building Anon’s trust. Then, Anon was asked to increase the amount, which he did, and the scammer vanished. 🫤 This could happen to anyone. Repost and share to help others stay safe! 🛡️ Key Takeaways: ✦ Always verify wallet addresses before initiating transactions. ✦ Ensure you’re sending tokens on the correct network. ✦ Double-check the address and memo when sending tokens on a centralized exchange (CEX). ✦ Ask questions if you’re uncertain about any information.