#美国证券交易委员会推进数字资产监管框架创新 Beware of the "Ghost Authorization" trap; this scam has been operating for 458 days

$SHIB, $DOGE, and $PEPE holders need to be cautious. Recently, a security team uncovered a large-scale authorization scam called "Ghost Authorization"—the name sounds mysterious, but the actual operation is quite straightforward.

How do hackers pull it off? They first create highly realistic fake airdrop pages to lure you into signing a "permanent authorization" contract that looks harmless. Here's where the trick comes in—after you confirm the authorization, they don't immediately move your assets. Instead, they lie in wait. Once you transfer tokens into your wallet, the authorization is triggered, and your funds are instantly drained.

How frightening is the numbers? Just this month, 23 people have been affected, with one person losing as much as $908,000. These malicious addresses are directly linked to the notorious "pink-drainer.eth" vampire wallet.

What is the hardest to defend against? **The time gap in authorization**. These hackers are far more patient than most people imagine. They might stay silent for months after you authorize, waiting until you relax your guard before striking. So remember these points: never click on unfamiliar links, be extra cautious with unknown authorization signatures, and regularly check your wallet’s authorization list for suspicious addresses. This is not overthinking; it’s basic skills for surviving in the crypto market.