ChainCatcher message, Morpho Labs posted on X: "We have received reports that malicious actors are sending a phishing email via Survey Monkey, claiming to offer early access to MORPHO tokens.This is a scam, please ignore it. There is no early access to MORPHO. Currently, the only way to earn MORPHO is by providing liquidity or borrowing on Morpho."

ChainCatcher message, Scallop posted on X, warning about phishing emails claiming to be from Scallop. Scallop will not distribute any tokens via email. Please do not interact with these emails or any scam NFTs.

ChainCatcher news, FTX posted on X reminding: Please be aware of phishing emails that appear to be from FTX debtors, as well as fraudulent websites impersonating FTX debtor online claims portals. Please note that FTX debtors will never ask users to connect their wallets.Previous news, FTX and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) have agreed to a $12.7 billion settlement, currently awaiting approval from a Delaware judge.According to court documents submitted to the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Delaware on July 12, the two companies have been negotiating for the past few months. As part of the settlement agreement, the CFTC agreed not to seek any compensation as long as FTX complies with the reorganization plan. Therefore, FTX will pay creditors up to $12.7 billion in compensation, depending on available funds.A hearing on the settlement motion will be held on August 6.

ChainCatcher news, the Ethereum Foundation's email account was hacked, sending phishing emails to 35,794 people and recording the email addresses of 81 subscribers. The email falsely claimed that the foundation was collaborating with LidoDAO to offer a 6.8% staking yield on Ethereum. If users clicked the link in the email and approved the transaction, their wallets would be drained.The foundation quickly stopped the malicious emails from being sent, closed the attack vector, and alerted the relevant parties. Investigations showed that while the attackers obtained some new email addresses, no victims lost funds in this attack.Previous news, Ethereum core developers: The email list provider of the Ethereum Foundation is suspected to have been compromised.

ChainCatcher message, Venus Protocol has issued a warning on platform X, reminding users to be cautious of phishing emails. Recently, users have received scam emails impersonating Venus. These emails appear legitimate but are fraudulent, aiming to steal personal information. Venus will not send promotional emails or collect user email addresses. Any email claiming to be from Venus is a scam; do not click on any links in the email or provide personal information.

ChainCatcher message, on social media, on-chain detective ZachXBT stated that Cointelegraph, WalletConnect, Token Terminal, and De.Fi seem to be sending phishing emails to users.As of now, $580,000 has been stolen, and the scammer's address is: 0xe7D13137923142A0424771E1778865b88752B3c7.