Let's talk about the incidents of stealing U today.

First, let's talk about common tricks used for stealing U.
1. Smart Contract Vulnerabilities: Sounds impressive, but it actually means hackers exploit bugs in the contract to directly transfer your U away.
2. Social Induction Authorization: This is more insidious, pretending to be airdrops, fake exchanges, and fake projects, tricking you into authorizing malicious contracts. Once authorized, your U becomes someone else's!
3. Tampering with contract code: A more advanced method, directly altering the contract code, leaving you defenseless.
Let's talk about the theft of U contract scams, this is the pit within a pit!
These scammers, under the banner of "stealing U", charge you tuition fees, deposits, or make you download malicious software to steal your private keys and seed phrases. What's even worse is that they teach you that "stealing U" actually means authorizing malicious contracts, directly stealing your U!
[Routine 1 sells "stealing U code"]
Scammer: "Selling the latest stolen U code for 888 yuan"
After you make the payment, you will receive a fake code package (the code comment says "SB hello")
The worst ones will send you a mocking transfer contract.
[Trick 2: Give or Sell "Stolen U Artifact"]
Scammer: "Click to download the U theft tool, instantly break any wallet"
You just installed the software, and the mnemonic phrase/private key has been sent to the scammer's server in the background.
(no more than 3 seconds)
[Trick 3: "Stealing U Teaching" - Master-Disciple Game within a Game]
Scammers teach you how to deploy "test contracts" hand in hand, euphemistically called "learning on-chain interactions".
Then let you authorize the "test contract", wait for you to click the authorization button.
The U in the wallet was instantly emptied.
Real case: Li Si wants to learn "U theft technology", spends 8888 yuan to buy "U theft tutorial",
After deploying the "Teaching Contract" according to the tutorial, tokens worth 10 ETH in the wallet disappeared instantly.
All "U theft technology teachings" are a trap; those who can truly steal U are quietly making a fortune, while those who are desperately looking for apprentices are definitely hungry wolves eyeing your wallet!
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