ZEROBASE: A phishing contract with a fake official interface has appeared on BSC; users are advised to revoke suspicious USDT approvals
Foresight News reported that ZEROBASE has issued a security alert, stating that it has received user reports about a phishing contract on BNB Chain (BSC) attempting to impersonate ZEROBASE and hijack user connections. The phishing contract falsely claims to be the official ZEROBASE interface and lures users into granting USDT authorization. ZEROBASE has implemented a malicious approval detection mechanism. When users access ZEROBASE Staking, if the system detects that your wallet has interacted with this contract, deposits and withdrawals will be automatically blocked until the approval for the phishing contract is revoked.
Users can also use http://revoke.cash or other tools to revoke any suspicious or unnecessary contract approvals in their wallets.
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