In the past two days, the Galxe official website was hacked, and it was confirmed that internal technical personnel were responsible for the crime. For such a large project as Galxe, the hackers only stole 270,000 US dollars, and 1,120 people were stolen, with an average of 220 US dollars per person;
Not only do masturbators have to spend their own money to contribute to Odyssey, but they also have their money stolen by the largest organizer of Odyssey.
Hacker bosses, can't you just go get the rich guy? It's already miserable enough for the hairdressers, they really have no money!
I had $1,600 stolen at the beginning of the year because the official DC of $INR was hacked and @IneryBlockchain released a phishing Airdrop link. At 11pm, I was so dizzy that I clicked on it without thinking and paid the price instantly.
It felt like being robbed, like being raped by a dog. I felt uncomfortable for 3 days, FK
Today I want to educate you about wallet security. There are too many knowledge points to explain one by one.
This time it is considered as a way to attract good ideas, and the comrades have to continue to study hard on their own.
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"Blockchain Dark Forest Self-Rescue Manual V1" is the strongest security manual, one of its kind
It is strongly recommended to read "Blockchain Dark Forest Self-Rescue Manual V1" produced by @evilcos team
This book is the most authoritative and detailed security explanation. Newbies must read it. Don’t wait until it is stolen before you think of a solution. Prevention is always the first priority!
The link is as follows, there is a Chinese version
https://github.com/slowmist/Blockchain-dark-forest-selfguard-handbook
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"How to safely interact with DeFi platforms"
#LearnwithCIAN provided by @CIAN_protocol Defi Classroom
1. Understand the potential risks of participating in DeFi. Understand the main risks of participating in DeFi, such as smart contract risks, financial product risks and liquidity risks.
2. Research platform reputation: Check online forums, Twitter, and other social media to understand community sentiment toward the platform.
Audit report: Ensure that the platform’s smart contracts have been audited by a reputable company. But remember, even audited platforms can have vulnerabilities.
Developer activity: Platforms with active GitHub repositories and transparent development activity are generally more reliable.
3. Use a trustworthy wallet Hardware wallets, such as Ledger or Trezor, are considered the most secure. Software wallets, such as MetaMask and Trust Wallet, are popular for dApp interaction, but make sure they are set up securely (strong passwords, two-factor authentication). Always keep your wallet's mnemonic phrase/private key offline and never share it.
4. Interact through official channels Always access the DeFi platform through the official website. Bookmark these sites to avoid phishing! If you interact with a contract directly, make sure it is an official contract from the platform.
Sometimes scammers will deploy fake contracts with similar names on Etherscan or other resource browsers.
Watch out for unwanted messages or emails prompting you to connect your wallet or provide private information.
5. Spread and limit risk Avoid putting all your funds into a single platform or protocol.
Diversify to reduce potential risks. Only invest what you can afford to lose. The DeFi space is still in an experimental stage and can be volatile.
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Security is not something you learn once and forget forever. It is a continuous learning course for each of our blockchain users.
Please pay attention and keep learning
May everyone never be stolen
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