Analysis: Any verification process that requires users to execute code or install software should be considered suspicious, regardless of whether it accesses the wallet.

According to Scam Sniffer monitoring, scammers' tactics are no longer limited to cryptocurrency KOLs. They are now targeting legitimate project communities with seemingly harmless invitations. Their new promotional phrases are as follows:
"No need to sign anything or connect your wallet..."
"Join now for real-time updates..."
Identified fake bot accounts to be wary of:
• OfficiaISafeguardRobot
• SafeguardsAuthenticationBot
Be aware of subtle spelling errors and suspicious naming patterns.

This shift in strategy indicates that scammers are adapting to users' growing awareness of phishing links and are employing more sophisticated social engineering techniques through Telegram bots.

Remember: Any verification process that requires you to execute code or install software should be considered suspicious, regardless of whether it requests access to your wallet.