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Frogman Says Attackers Stole More Than $4 Million in Tokens at TOKEN2049

He said the theft involved nine token types across two main wallets and described fake Wi-Fi, phishing pages and malicious app updates.

A wireless access point mounted in a quiet hotel corridor / TokenPost.ai
A wireless access point mounted in a quiet hotel corridor / TokenPost.ai

Crypto trader Frogman said attackers stole nine token types worth more than $4 million from two main wallets during TOKEN2049 in Singapore, while his monitoring pointed to a wider campaign targeting conference attendees.

Frogman described attackers setting up fake wireless networks that imitated connections at hotels, airports and the event venue. He said the tactics included interception, phishing pages and malicious app updates to collect device data and reach funds in hot wallets.

People affected by related incidents have reported them to Singapore police.

Simon Yoon

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Simon Yoon reports on blockchain technology for TokenPost. Send corrections or tips to info@tokenpost.com.

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