ChainCatcher news, Slow Mist founder Yu Xian posted on X stating that a user encountered a phishing attack with a wallet address similar to their own, mistakenly transferring 129 million USDT to the phishing address. However, the phishing gang returned 90% of the amount within less than an hour, and then after more than 4 hours, they returned the remaining 10% as well.

ChainCatcher news, the DEX Ambient on the Scroll chain announced on platform X that it has fully compensated all victims who recently suffered phishing attacks due to domain hijacking, with payments made in ETH, as there is no secure way to send tokens to these addresses. Users are advised to transfer their assets to a new wallet.ChainCatcher previously reported that the DEX protocol Ambient Finance on the Scroll chain stated on platform X that the domain has been hijacked and is currently working with the banning team and the domain registrar to resolve the issue as soon as possible. The contract is completely secure, and funds are safe. However, please do not interact with the Ambient Finance frontend until further notice.

ChainCatcher news, Pop Punk, co-founder of the Web3 security and transparency platform g8keep, posted on the X platform stating that he became the first person to have funds drained on ApeChain due to a phishing attack.The screenshot he shared shows that pop-punk.ape transferred approximately 145,841 APE, worth about $110,000, to an address marked as Fake_Phishing381 after going live on ApeChain.

ChainCatcher news, according to Scam Sniffer monitoring, about 8 hours ago, a PEPE holder lost $1.39 million worth of PEPE, MSTR, and APU after signing a "permit2" phishing signature.It added that Uniswap introduced Permit2, based on which phishing signatures can simultaneously obtain approvals for multiple tokens. Once the victim's signature is obtained, they can transfer various assets.

ChainCatcher message, Continue Capital co-founder Lin Xiaohong posted on the X platform: "I accidentally exposed that I haven't exited the circle, and passively made the headlines for charity."This morning, an address suspected to belong to Continue Fund was marked by Arkham and fell victim to a phishing attack, resulting in a loss of over 35 million dollars. The victim is suspected to be Continue Capital co-founder Lin Xiaohong.The attack led to the theft of 15,079 fwDETH from his address, and the hacker quickly cashed out through transactions. However, due to insufficient liquidity, the asset value significantly shrank to about 5.5 million dollars.

ChainCatcher message, according to Scam Sniffer monitoring, 5 hours ago, a user lost 15,079 fwDETH (35 million USD) after signing a "permit" phishing signature.

ChainCatcher message, according to Scam Sniffer monitoring, a certain address signed a phishing contract 43 minutes ago and had 12,083 spETH stolen, worth approximately 32.43 million dollars.

ChainCatcher news reports that according to Shield monitoring, an address starting with 0x0722 has fallen victim to a zero transfer scam, losing 10,000 BUSD stablecoins.It is reported that in the "zero transfer phishing attack," the attacker uses an address that has the same first and last letters or numbers as the target address (with only the middle letters differing) to transfer 0 tokens to complete the "poisoning" action. Users, due to negligence or because some dApps prioritize UI aesthetics and omit parts of the address, can easily confuse the hacker's address with the address they originally intended to transfer to, resulting in assets being transferred to the hacker's address.

ChainCatcher news, according to on-chain analyst Yu Jin's monitoring, 1 hour ago, the phishing attacker who stole 55.47 million DAI on August 21 through phishing, used 19.27 million DAI to purchase 6,958.7 ETH.After stealing the DAI, the attacker converted the majority of the DAI into ETH: using 48.65 million DAI to buy 18,217 ETH at an average price of $2,671. Additionally, he transferred 708 ETH through the eXch trading platform (eXch exchange does not require registration and KYC, and is often used for transferring funds/privacy trading, etc.).Currently, he holds approximately 17,509 ETH ($48.31 million) and 6.8 million DAI.

ChainCatcher message, PeckShield monitoring shows that the address 0xc423...bF6F has encountered a phishing attack in the past 7 hours, resulting in approximately 67 stETH being stolen, with a loss valued at around $176,500.

ChainCatcher message, according to Scam Sniffer monitoring, a user lost 211 ETH (553,312 USD) due to a "phishing attack with addresses having the same first and last digits," resulting in copying the wrong address.

ChainCatcher news, according to monitoring by Shield, the address 0x9B2269 has fallen victim to a phishing attack, resulting in a loss of 8.2 billion Mog on the Ethereum chain (worth about $140,000) and a loss of approximately 1.7 million BASED on the Base chain (worth about $10,000).

ChainCatcher message, according to PeckShield monitoring, an address 0xe7e9...fa01 was attacked by Fake_Phishing187019 phishing attack, resulting in a loss of 114,138.9 TypeAI (TYPE), worth approximately $87,000.

ChainCatcher message, according to PeckShield monitoring, kaka22.eth suffered a phishing attack, losing 10 NFTs. This includes 4 Meebits, 5 Beanz, and mfer.

ChainCatcher news, Slow Mist's Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) 23pds posted on social media that Authy, the popular 2FA service second only to Google Authenticator, has been hacked, resulting in the theft of 33 million users' phone numbers. If you are an Authy user, please be vigilant against phishing attacks. The official developer Twilio has confirmed the vulnerability. A large number of professionals in the cryptocurrency industry use this 2FA software, so please ensure the safety of your assets.

ChainCatcher message, according to PeckShield monitoring, a user suffered a phishing attack, losing 9,600 LINK (approximately $137,000 in assets).

ChainCatcher news, Slow Mist founder Yu Xian posted on social media that phishing attacks in the TON ecosystem are increasing. Due to the overly free nature of the Telegram ecosystem, many phishing links (or in the form of bots) are spreading through message groups, using methods like airdrops to lure users into losing assets related to their TON wallets.Many people create Telegram accounts using Anonymous Telegram Numbers. Being phished means that the corresponding Telegram account may also be lost, unless the user has enabled a separate password, i.e., Two-Step Verification. The phishing methods are basically similar, and users need to be cautious of related risks.

ChainCatcher news, according to Lookonchain monitoring, a few hours ago, a user lost 11.1 million dollars in a phishing attack, including 3,657 MKR (approximately 8.7 million dollars) and 2.56 million PT Ethena tokens (approximately 2.4 million dollars).It is reported that the attacker sold 3,657 MKR for 2,502 ETH (approximately 8.7 million dollars) and exchanged 2.56 million PT Ethena tokens for 689 ETH (approximately 2.41 million dollars).

ChainCatcher message, according to Scam Sniffer monitoring, 5 hours ago, a user lost $11 million worth of aEthMKR and Pendle USDe tokens due to signing multiple Permit phishing signatures.

ChainCatcher news, according to PeckShield monitoring, a certain address suffered a phishing attack, resulting in a loss of 15,000 LINK (approximately $214,000).