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== 8901~8950:黑客与防御战术 (Hackers & Defense Tactics) == # "'''Real-Life Hacker Tactics: Understanding the Methods Threatening Hardware Wallet Owners'''" # "'''Case Study: A Spear-Phishing Attack on a Whale’s Private Email, Thwarted by Offline Key'''" # "'''Gone Phishing: Recognizing Fake Firmware Websites and Impersonations'''" # "'''Man-in-the-Middle Attacks: Ensuring Your Companion App Is Officially Verified'''" # "'''Counterfeit Device Warnings: Checking Authentic Seals & Comparing Firmware Hashes'''" # "'''Case Study: A Whale Who Exposed a Trojan-Loaded Software Wallet While Migrating to a Cold Wallet'''" # "'''Physical Extortion: Minimizing Risk of Coercion by Using Hidden or Decoy Passphrases'''" # "'''Bad USB Scenarios: Why Using Random USB Chargers or Ports Could Risk Your Cold Wallet'''" # "'''Clipboard Sniffers: Malicious Code That Substitutes Your Address—Verifying Screen Data Offline'''" # "'''Case Study: A Whale’s Cautionary Tale of Installing a Shady DEX Plugin That Drained a Hot Wallet'''" # "'''Supply Chain Tampering: Checking the Manufacturer’s Authenticity Before You Even Unbox'''" # "'''Dusting Attacks: Recognizing and Ignoring Tiny Transactions That Attempt to Link Your Addresses'''" # "'''Case Study: A Whale’s Medical Ordeal—Nearly Lost Access but Had a Guardian Shamir Setup'''" # "'''Rogue Companion Apps: Double-Check Developer Signatures for iOS or Android'''" # "'''Shoulder Surfing Prevention: Tactics to Shield PIN Entry from Prying Eyes'''" # "'''Tap Tampering: NFC or Bluetooth Exploits—Ensuring You Control All Wireless Connections'''" # "'''Case Study: An Organization’s CFO Exposed to Key-Logger Over Slack, Alerted by a Quick Firmware Check'''" # "'''Deepfake Customer Support: Hackers Impersonating Official Reps on Video Calls'''" # "'''Sim-Swap Catastrophes: Why Tying Your Cold Wallet to a Mobile Number is a Bad Idea'''" # "'''Firmware Downgrade Attacks: Ensure Your Device Doesn’t Revert to Vulnerable Versions'''" # "'''Case Study: A Whale’s ‘Hotel Evil Maid’ Incident—Attempted Device Swap, Foiled by a Distinct Scratch'''" # "'''Malicious Recovery Tools: Fake BIP39 Generators or Apps That Harvest Seed Phrases'''" # "'''Honeypot Strategy: Keeping Minimal Funds in a Visible Address While Securing the Bulk in Another'''" # "'''Fake Raffle Scams: ‘You Won an NFT—Just Enter Your Seed’ Tactics'''" # "'''Case Study: A Whale’s Twitter Account Hacked, but Not Their Offline Keys—Lessons Learned'''" # "'''Flash Loan Exploits: Understanding How Hackers Drain Protocols & Why Self-Custody Minimizes Your Exposure'''" # "'''Brute-Force Alarms: Setting the Wallet to Wipe or Lock After Too Many PIN Attempts'''" # "'''Rug Pull Alerts: Checking Dev Access to Smart Contracts or Mint Functions'''" # "'''Case Study: A Whale’s Defense—They Deny ANY Remote Access Tools, Doing All DApp Interactions Manually'''" # "'''Firmware Verification: Cross-Checking Hashes on the Manufacturer’s GitHub or Official Channel'''" # "'''Cross-Script Attacks: Avoiding Unknown Python or Node Scripts That Claim to ‘Automate’ Cold Wallet Steps'''" # "'''Defensive Architecture: Running a Dedicated Offline Laptop or Raspberry Pi for Key Interactions'''" # "'''Case Study: A Whale’s ‘Exile Mode’—Traveling with Only a Steel Seed Plate, No Device'''" # "'''Smart Contract Honeypots: When High APY Lures You to Interact With a Fake Contract'''" # "'''Poisoned QR Codes: Checking the Domain or Contract Data Embedded in a Malicious Image'''" # "'''Disguised Trojan Firmware: Don’t Just ‘Upgrade’ if a Random Link or Email Tells You To'''" # "'''Case Study: A Whale’s Office Was Robbed, but The Thieves Didn’t Realize the Real Wallet Wasn’t Even There'''" # "'''Bad PIN Hygiene: Avoiding Common Patterns Like 1234 or Birth Year'''" # "'''Ethereum Gas Drainers: Tactics Where Hackers Force You to Spend All ETH Approving Freed By a Fake Prompt'''" # "'''Microphone & Camera Eavesdropping: Minimizing Verbal Mention of Seeds or PINs'''" # "'''Case Study: A Whale Accidentally Showed Their Seed on a Livestream, Leading to an Instant $2k Loss'''" # "'''Social Recovery Betrayals: If a Guardian Colludes or Their Device is Hacked'''" # "'''Malware RNG: Generating Seeds on an Infected Machine—Always Use Trusted, Verified Hardware'''" # "'''Offline Key Splitting: If One Copy is Stolen, Attackers Still Need the Others'''" # "'''Case Study: A Whale’s Overly-Complex Setup Actually Caused Their Own Funds to Be Locked'''" # "'''NFC Dangers: Toggling Off Wireless Comms if You Don’t Actively Need Them'''" # "'''Evil Browser Extensions: They Pose as a DeFi Tool but Insert Malicious Contract Calls'''" # "'''Firewalling Your Home Network: Minimizing Trojan or RAT that Could Spy on Ledger Live or Trezor Suite'''" # "'''Case Study: A Whale’s Hard-Fought Court Case—They Refused to Reveal Keys, Leading to a Legal Precedent'''" # "'''Ultimate Defense Mindset: Checking Everything Twice, Trusting No One with Your Seeds'''" ⸻
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