#数字资产生态回暖 "Ghost Authorization" Scam Tactics Exposed: The Shocking Underlying Hand Behind a Single Authorization

$SHIB $DOGE $PEPE Holders, beware. Recently, the industry exposed a large-scale authorization scam that lasted 458 days, called "Ghost Authorization" — it sounds mysterious, but the tactics are very harsh.

How do hackers do it? They set up fake airdrop websites to lure you into signing seemingly ordinary "permanent authorization" transactions. Here’s the key — after the authorization takes effect, they don’t immediately move your funds, but wait. Once you transfer assets, hackers instantly trigger the authorization theft, and the money is gone.

The data is alarming: only this month, 23 users have fallen victim, with a single loss of up to $908,000. These malicious addresses are also linked to the notorious bloodsucking wallet "pink-drainer.eth."

What is the most dangerous? **Delayed Authorization Risk**. Hackers are much more patient than you think; they may lurk for months before acting. So remember: don’t click on unknown links, don’t sign unfamiliar authorizations, and regularly check wallet authorization addresses. This is not alarmism, but a real survival rule.