吴说区块链|9月 18, 2026 21:38
According to TRM Labs' analysis, between February 12 and August 11, a group running a scam using fake AI crypto arbitrage bot tutorials tricked 224 victims into deploying and funding malicious smart contracts, stealing a total of 274.60 ETH. The stolen funds were funneled into six attacker-controlled addresses, valued at approximately $517,000 at the time of transfer, with a median loss of 1 ETH per victim. TRM identified nine highly similar YouTube tutorials, all claiming to teach users how to build arbitrage bots using Claude, directing them to attacker-controlled websites that partially mimic Remix. One method involved replacing the code pasted by users in the background with malicious contracts provided by the attackers, redirecting funds to their addresses. Some websites even faked a "gas nonce liquidity" error after the initial theft to trick victims into adding more funds. As of September, these nine videos had amassed around 310,000 views. TRM also discovered that this scam previously used ChatGPT as bait back in 2025. (The Defiant) https://(wublock123.com)/news/trm-labs-fake-ai-arbitrage-bot-scam-274-6-eth-68634
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