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Case File: A Web3 Interview Repository Concealed a Data-Stealing Backdoor
SlowMist examines malicious terminal settings in a Solidity interview project and the limits of its findings.
WALLET BEEP · TOPIC COLLECTION
Spot Fake Wallets and Phishing
Download sources / Common disguises / Verification checklists
THE BASICS / COMMON METHODS / PRACTICAL CHECKS
Check the source and the next step.
A familiar interface can hide a risky download, a fake support message or a request for recovery credentials. These articles connect source checks, common methods and backup basics.
Methods and verified events are different
Our method explainers do not invent victims or incidents. Reports about real events require source verification and a clear distinction between established facts and missing evidence.
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Before Revoking Everything, Identify What Actually Went Wrong
Distinguish a direct transfer, an allowance problem and key exposure before choosing a response.
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If Deposits Vanish Immediately, Stop Repeatedly Funding the Wallet
Preserve the transaction sequence and assess suspected key exposure before making another deposit.
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An Address-Poisoning Checklist for Your Next Transfer
Verify the full destination from an independent source instead of trusting a familiar history entry.
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A Gasless Permit Signature Can Still Authorize Token Spending
A signature can become a spending allowance even when the signer pays no immediate gas fee.
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Before Scanning a Wallet QR Code, Check What It Asks You to Do
Compare the action after a scan with the transfer or website visit you actually intended.
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Case File: A Malicious Bookmark Disguised as Human Verification
A fake verification step turned a browser bookmark into credential-collection code.
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Case File: Fake Revocation Sites After Real Security Incidents
Security incidents can trigger a second wave of phishing disguised as revocation and recovery help.
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Case File: Fake MEV Bot Tutorials That Forwarded Users' Deposits
Deploying a contract yourself does not establish that its code performs the task a tutorial promises.