A social media thread documents eight types of on-chain cryptocurrency exploits including rug pulls, honeypots, address poisoning, phishing approvals, flash loan attacks, oracle manipulation, bridge exploits, and MEV sandwich attacks. A follow-up post from Arcadia Finance references additional exploit vectors beyond smart contract hooks.
ZKX Wallet posted a thread cataloging eight on-chain exploitation techniques used in cryptocurrency scams and attacks, including rug pulls, honeypots, address poisoning, phishing approvals, flash loan exploits, oracle manipulation, bridge exploits, and MEV sandwich attacks.
ZKX Wallet posted an educational thread documenting eight common on-chain exploit types including rug pulls, honeypots, address poisoning, phishing approvals, flash loan exploits, oracle manipulation, bridge exploits, and MEV attacks.
A ZKX Wallet security post warns about phishing approvals where malicious dApps or compromised front-ends trick users into signing transactions that grant unlimited token spend permissions or transfer NFTs, disguised as routine wallet prompts. Users are advised to carefully read transaction details rather than blindly clicking through signature requests.