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Apr 11, 2026 10 min

The Expanding Attack Surface: How Crypto Users Are Really Getting Drained

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This week’s Crypto Weekly Recap dives into a hard truth most people are still ignoring… Crypto is not getting more dangerous because the tech is failing— it is getting more dangerous because the attack surface is expanding. From wallet drainer kits and AI-powered phishing to mobile malware and front-end exploits, the ways users are getting drained are evolving fast—and most of it comes down to one moment: clicking “confirm.” We break down how these attacks actually work, why they are becoming easier to deploy, and what you need to change right now to protect yourself. In this episode: •The rise of wallet drainers as a business model •AI scams that look and sound real •Why your phone might be your biggest vulnerability •How trusted websites can still get you drained •Beginner’s Corner: Stop signing blind We also take a closer look at HundredCoin—a project taking a different approach by enforcing protection at the protocol level, not relying on user behavior alone. If you have ever connected a wallet, signed a transaction, or chased an opportunity… This episode is for you. ⸻ ⚠️ Disclaimer: This podcast is for educational purposes only. Always do your own research and never invest more than you can afford to lose. ⸻ 💯 Stay safe. Stay sharp. Keep it 💯

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