Wallet drainers and high-frequency crypto scams
Most modern wallet-draining incidents do not rely on “hacking” the blockchain itself. They rely on manipulating user intent. Attackers commonly aim to secure broad approvals, trick users into blind signing, or route them through lookalike websites that feel identical to trusted brands.
- Unlimited approvals disguised as harmless verification steps
- Fake airdrops and reward pages that prompt high-scope signatures
- Address poisoning that targets copy-paste habits
- Impersonated support agents demanding “wallet re-sync”
- Malicious browser extensions and injected dApp overlays