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[1/6] ScamSniffer's February Phishing Report In February, about 57,000 victims lost approximately $47 million to crypto phishing scams. Compared to January, the number of victims who lost over $1 million decreased by 75%. Tweeted at 5:29 AM · Mar 10, 2024 [2/6] In the thefts, Ethereum mainnet accounts for 78% of the total. The main assets stolen are ERC20 tokens, accounting for 86%. Tweeted at Mar 10 [3/6] Most of the thefts of all ERC20 tokens were due to assets being stolen as a result of signing phishing signatures such as Permit, IncreaseAllowance, and Uniswap Permit2. Tweeted at Mar 10 [4/6] Most victims were lured to phishing websites through phishing comments from impersonated Twitter accounts. Tweeted at Mar 10 [5/6] Most Wallet Drainers start using Safe or Account Abstraction wallets as token approval spenders to phishing. Tweeted at Mar 10 [6/6] Stay informed with our Dune data dashboard: Tweeted at Mar 10

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