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TechFlow reports, on September 3, according to Cyvers Alerts monitoring, a user lost stETH worth $803,500 after approving a malicious phishing contract. The victim's wallet address starts with 0x0D and ends with B6F70, having approved the phishing contract approximately six minutes before the incident. Currently, most of the stolen funds remain in the attacker's wallet, with some stETH already swapped for ETH.
According to Cyvers Alerts monitoring, a user lost 803,500 USD worth of stETH after approving a malicious phishing contract. The victim's wallet address starts with 0x0D and ends with B6F70, and approved the phishing contract approximately six minutes before the incident. Currently, most of the stolen funds remain in the attacker's wallet, with some stETH already swapped for ETH.
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