Microsoft discovered a new Web3 phishing fraud early this year.

Phishing attacks trick Web3 users into signing permits to spend their tokens.

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CertiK recommends a token approval tool and Etherscan to withdraw authorization for unknown addresses.

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The company recommended using CoinMarketCap or CoinGecko to check URLs.

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