I didn't know there was such a thing as this, OP. Thank you for sharing this. It's the first time I saw that drainer thing. It really is made to get people's attention that you could make money from these things. We all know that many people are really into that making money thing, and some people do it for the sake of themselves even though it causes harm to others.
You did a good thing, IMO. Also, having that exposed here in the Scam Accusations board would make others think otherwise.
You did a good thing, IMO. Also, having that exposed here in the Scam Accusations board would make others think otherwise.
If I have to be honest, prior to posting this thread and take a quick google search after it, I was divided between thinking if this is a serious offer of malicious software or is this an attempt to scam a scammer-wannabe, i.e.: offering a dud software. Sure, I've stumbled upon several people sharing their story of being hacked or warning about the possible hack through telegram, but this is the first time I finally "introduced" to the software and how it works; drain-ware, is what developers and cyber-security-analysts named them.
Tsk tsk tsk I support the notion. It's a good thing you posted this here. I remember maybe it was around November I think? when there was a massive wallet drain happened on solana platform. I think this guys are attacking every platform just earn money. For sure those who are newbies and unaware about this specially in social media would think it a normal extension that you'd only need to connect your wallet.
I think this software is not exclusively threatening newbies, inexperienced --or even experienced-- BM and those who dealt with contract-approval of web3 frequently are also at risk, in a sense that they might led into the trap in guise of escrow or NFT welcome bonus. Reading this article and from what can be inferred from the scammer's suggestion, one of the MO seems to be duplicating an existing platform, so even when people researching the said platform before they connect their wallet, they'll led to believe that the phishing site is legit as they shared the same name.
