Hackers exploit Polymarket comment section to plant phishing addresses, causing users to lose over $500,000
According to ChainCatcher, Polymarket senior trader @25usdc reported that hackers are conducting scams in the Polymarket comment section, with losses exceeding $500,000.
It is reported that the hackers post links to their scam websites in an obfuscated, non-plain-text manner. When users log in to these sites via email, scripts are implanted, resulting in data leaks and loss of funds.
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