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This appears to be a phishing attack: https://twitter.com/cyphreth/status/1495206957589925892 https://twitter.com/cyphreth/status/1495206957589925892 https://tw

This appears to be a phishing attack: https://twitter.com/cyphreth/status/1495206957589925892 https://twitter.com/cyphreth/status/1495206957589925892 https://twitter.com/0xfoobar/status/1495208279210876930 https://twitter.com/0xfoobar/status/1495208279210876930 Example attacker transaction: https://ethtx.info/mainnet/0x18c0b67adf306b7f0da948e238c1397b54b865af7dee6869e98f9db2b1f6dc6a/ https://ethtx.info/mainnet/0x18c0b67adf306b7f0da948e238c1397... We see that this tx performs 3 layers of delegation, whereas normally the opensea WyvernExchange contract needs 2 (user's proxy delegates action to WyvernAtomicizer, which performs the transfer.) In this case there's another layer: user proxy delegates to attacker contract 0xa2c0946ad444dccf990394c5cbe019a858a945bd, which then calls the Atomicizer to do a malicious transfer.

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Kye 5y ago
Even if it's a phish, the scale suggests a systemic issue. I doubt NFT people are that much more gullible than the average phishing victim.
- aaaaaaaaata 5y ago
- aaaaaaaaata 5y ago
  By that logic, email phishing is a systemic issue — shut it all down!
  - Zerverus 5y ago
    Singapore has a wave of SMS banking scams 3 months ago The regulator has already intervened to force changes in banks (no more links in messages, shared liability, protective measures, authenticated SMS) and Telcos (SMS ID registry) So yes, in the financial world, in properly run countries, systemic issues are addressed by regulatory systems. Because losing an email is one things, losing your live savings is another. Crypto either will end up fully regulated or die