Recently, I was disgusted by a phishing site again, the page was made to look exactly like the real one, I almost entered my seed phrase... To be honest, seed phrases should only be stored offline, anyone asking for your seed phrase is basically crossing the line. Don't find signature authorization troublesome either; now I see those long strings of "allow unlimited access" and I just turn them off first, better to lose a little than to gamble. I also regularly clear my commonly used authorizations, it feels like giving my wallet a health check. By the way, I have a simple trick: when encountering strange links, take a screenshot and save it (don’t ask, I’m used to it), then calm down for two minutes before clicking. Recently, there's been a heated debate in the group about privacy coins/mixing coins and compliance boundaries, but no matter which side you're on, keep your signatures and authorizations in check first, for now.