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cryptoJun 12, 2026, 1:10 PM

Wallet Drains 316K USDC After Signature – Security Warning

A recent wallet drainer incident saw 316K USDC lost due to a single malicious signature. Web3 Antivirus reminds users to check contracts, verify links, and revoke old approvals before signing.

A wallet drainer incident has resulted in the loss of 316,000 USDC after a user approved a malicious signature. Cybersecurity firm @web3_antivirus_io issued a reminder on best practices to avoid similar losses.

Key recommendations include:

  • Scan smart contracts before interacting.
  • Verify all links and contract addresses.
  • Read approval requests carefully.
  • Revoke unused token approvals periodically.
  • Keep the majority of assets outside of daily-use dApp wallets.

The firm also recommends checking wallet activity and exposure via its dashboard at dash.web3antivirus.io.

Source: Cointelegraph