WuShe learned from the GoPlus security team that a phishing attack may have occurred during the DMT airdrop event distributed by @dexmaxai. Users were tricked into granting authorization when claiming the airdrop, resulting in wallet asset theft. The stolen funds reportedly exceed $130,000. The attacker obtained token authorization by inducing users to sign transactions and subsequently moved the assets cross-chain to Ethereum before transferring them to the HitBTC exchange. GoPlus advises users to revoke the authorization promptly or transfer their assets and use Solana's authorization revocation tools. Currently, the project's official website and Twitter account have been taken offline, raising suspicions of rug-pull activity. [https://t.co/kPQW6uw2gz](https://t.co/kPQW6uw2gz)
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