Inferno Drainer refers to a specific type of malicious software or scam kit designed to steal digital assets from cryptocurrency users. This software typically operates by creating fake decentralized application (dApp) interfaces or phishing websites that trick users into approving transactions. Once approved, the drainer executes commands that transfer funds or non-fungible tokens (NFTs) from the victim’s wallet to the attacker’s address. It represents a significant threat within the Web3 security landscape.
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News reports often document the rise and evolution of crypto drainer services like Inferno Drainer, detailing their methods and the substantial losses incurred by victims. Law enforcement agencies and cybersecurity firms actively track these malicious operations, aiming to disrupt their activities and recover stolen assets. The prevalence of such tools highlights the critical need for user vigilance and robust security practices in digital asset interactions.
A delegateCall vulnerability in UXLINK's multi-signature wallet allowed attackers to seize control, mint tokens, and drain $11.3 million in assets, highlighting critical governance and key management flaws.
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