an exchange Wallet: Suspected ZEROBASE malicious website domains have been blocked, and related malicious contracts have been blacklisted.
According to ChainCatcher, a certain exchange Wallet posted on X that it has detected a hacker attack on the ZEROBASE platform frontend, which led to some users being tricked into authorizing malicious contracts. To ensure asset security, the exchange Wallet has implemented three emergency measures: blocking suspected malicious website domains, blacklisting related malicious contracts, and committing to send alerts to potentially affected users within 30 minutes.
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