Scam Sniffer claimed on social media X (formerly known as Twitter) 6 hours ago that a whale lost about $737,000 due to a phishing attack. After the attack, for safety reasons, they transferred $3.3 million to another wallet. The phishing attack occurred because they signed a malicious Uniswap Permit2 PermitBatch EIP-712 message.
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