0G was hacked, but hacks happen every time in the crypto space.  So, how do you protect yourself from falling victim to these scam links? Here are a few things you can do to protect yourself👇🏽 #1. Verify Links With ChatGPT 3 days ago, I was almost hacked by someone who pretended to want to offer me a job. But how did I protect myself? I copied the link and dropped it into ChatGPT, then asked it to check if it was a scam link. ChatGPT ran the link, told me it was a scam link, and explained why and how exactly I'd have been hacked if I had used the link. #2. Security Plugins There are actually several security plugins you can use to detect scam links before you mistakenly click them. Examples include @GuardioSecurity and @realScamSniffer. Some wallets like OKX, Rabby and MetaMask also have in-built security systems for detecting these scam links I have this particular plugin installed  #3. Always Verify Links Before you click any link, make sure you're getting it directly from official sources, like the project's website or X handle. Even if it's a site you're familiar with, there's always the risk of domain names expiring and getting taken over by hackers (it has even happened to Google before!) #4. Revoke Permissions Someone just lost $90k+ due to a phishing approval signed 499 days ago! xitter.cf/realScamSniffer/status… It tells you that even if a link or site is genuine when you're interacting with it, there's no way to predict what could happen 5 or 6 months down the line. Use tools like @RevokeCash and @realScamSniffer to review and revoke old approvals