Researchers just uncovered 4,200 malicious smart contracts that successfully tricked 5,700 victims into signing away their crypto
The unpeer-reviewed study links 4,224 contracts to 5,742 victim addresses, while its Avalanche count and collection cutoff conflict. The post Researchers just uncovered 4,200 malicious smart contracts that successfully tricked 5,700 victims into signing away their crypto appeared first on CryptoSlate.
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