
A surge of impersonation scams has emerged, with multiple users reporting fake accounts on various platforms, particularly targeting Telegram and Twitter. Notably, the Twitter account for MetaStreet (@metastreetxyz) has been compromised, leading to the posting of malicious links. Users have been urged to avoid interacting with this account until access is restored by its legitimate owners, Permian Labs. Additionally, a user reported losing 4.25 Wrapped Bitcoin (WBTC), valued at approximately $410,096, after falling victim to a phishing scam involving a 'permit' signature. The incident highlights the ongoing risks associated with cryptocurrency transactions, particularly on platforms that support such signatures. Users are advised to remain vigilant and verify any requests before signing transactions.
Long term follower just DM'd to say nearly got drained on a phishing link impersonating something Hyperliquid related This is an obvious target for scammers as everyone just got a huge airdrop so rich pickings. Suggest you all get up to date with security and take it seriously!
A user reportedly lost 4.25 $WBTC, worth over $410,000, due to signing a "permit" phishing signature. It is reported that Arbitrum's on-chain WBTC supports "permit" signatures, and users are advised to always check and verify the relevant information before signing. https://t.co/kArH1m9aYc
🚨 ALERT: Someone lost 4.25 WBTC ($410,096) after signing a "permit" phishing signature. 💸 ℹ️ WBTC on Arbitrum supports permit - always verify what you're signing! https://t.co/kOiKL2ifrW







