MakerDAO delegate’s $11M in tokens stolen in phishing scam
The user fell victim to the phishing scam after signing multiple phishing signatures, which resulted in the loss of their digital assets.
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The user fell victim to the phishing scam after signing multiple phishing signatures, which resulted in the loss of their digital assets.
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