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TechFlow news, September 2 — According to a report by PeckShield's security team, a Venus Protocol user fell victim to a phishing scam after approving a malicious transaction that granted the attacker’s address (0x7fd8...202a) token transfer permissions, resulting in approximately $13.5 million in cryptocurrency losses. Initial estimates placed the loss at $27 million, though this figure may have been inflated due to debt-related calculation errors.
According to PeckShield's security team, a Venus Protocol user fell victim to a phishing scam after approving a malicious transaction that granted the attacker's address (0x7fd8...202a) token transfer permissions, resulting in losses of approximately $13.5 million in cryptocurrency. The initial estimated loss was $27 million, but this figure may have been inflated due to calculation errors arising from debt status.
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