Scam Sniffer reported that a user on Ethereum was hit by a phishing attack and lost about $167,000. The monitoring update said the approval tied to the incident can be traced back to a signature made on Aug. 18, 2025. No other details were provided in the source note. The disclosure was shared through Scam Sniffer’s published monitoring information, with the original source link pointing to its post on X. The case adds to the stream of wallet security incidents tracked through on-chain monitoring, though the source entry here only states the loss amount, the network involved, and the date tied to the approval signature.
According to Scam Sniffer, a user on Ethereum suffered a phishing attack and lost about $167,000.
The approval linked to the incident can be traced back to a signature made on Aug. 18, 2025.
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