Web3 protection tool releases update that improves security against scam tokens and dangerous contracts
The latest update of this Web3 security tool addresses new social engineering schemes and hacking attacks. Web3 and other blockchain-powered markets are still in their infancy, with most of the underlying technologies, economic models and coding architectures still being improved, tested and updated. While this is normal for an emerging market and technology, there are always loopholes that bad actors can exploit and target to attack their victims. In particular, with social engineering tactics, scammers manipulate users’ emotions and create a sense of trust and urgency. At the beginning of 2023, bug bounty platform Immunefi estimated that the Web3 ecosystem lost around $3.9 billion to scams and hacking attacks in 2022, with decentralized finance (DeFi) being the most targeted sector, suffering 80% of the calculated losses. Losses by quarter in 2022. Source: Immunefi Report In the ever-evolving landscape of blockchain technology, two pivotal issues stand out that demand users’ atten...