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How 4,200 malicious smart contracts tricked 5,700 victims into signing away their crypto
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The unpeer-reviewed study links 4,224 contracts to 5,742 victim addresses, while its Avalanche count and collection cutoff conflict. Malicious smart contracts can make safety tools inside crypto wallets show a small gain even when the final transaction sends the user's deposit.
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