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Home»Security»$118K Drained in $BUSD via Malicious Transfer on BSC
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$118K Drained in $BUSD via Malicious Transfer on BSC

February 11, 2026No Comments2 Mins Read

Amid a major phishing event, someone has incurred a notable loss on Binance Smart Chain (BSC). Specifically, the victim has lost up to $118K in $BUSD, shaking the entire Binance Smart Chain (BSC) community. As per Scam Sniffer, the victim unknowingly signed a malicious transfer that led to the massive $BUSDC loss. The incident underscores the rising sophistication of phishing scams in the Web3 landscape.

🚨 5 hours ago, someone lost $118,785 in $BUSD on BSC after signing a malicious "increaseAllowance" transaction.

Most people watch out for permit signatures and approve calls, but increaseAllowance is the same trap under a less familiar name.

Always verify every approval… pic.twitter.com/pGFVAv5lyt

— Scam Sniffer | Web3 Anti-Scam (@realScamSniffer) February 10, 2026

Phishing Exploit Incurs a Loss of $118,785 after Malicious Transfer Signing by Victim

As the market data suggests, the victim has lost up to $118,785 in Binance’s USD-pegged $BUSD stablecoin. Particularly, signing of a malicious transfer led to the respective attack, draining the respective amount from the wallet “0x682…809E7” in a couple of transactions. The attacker reportedly targeted the “IncreaseAllowance” function for the exploit. While several consumers are cautious regarding permit signatures as well as approval requisitions, such exploiters are increasingly leveraging disguised tricks to bypass defenses.

By signing the transfer without suspecting any malicious activity, the victim lost 23,750.29 $BUSD and 95,001.16 $BUSD in two different transfers. These figures account for $23,744.60 and $94,978.40. 1st transfer moved to 0xF06…F48f8 and the 2nd amount targeted 0xf3b.F42E9 as its destination address. At present, both these addresses are deemed scam-related, highlighting the requirement to increase Web3 vigilance.

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Phishing Tactics Evolve, Raising Need for Wider Consumer Awareness

According to Scam Sniffer, the phishing event denotes the evolving tactics that the blockchain scammers utilize to keep exploiting consumers’ unfamiliarity with deep technical functions. Hence, while any of the wrong signatures can lead to catastrophic losses, the blockchain security platform urges consumers to verify every approval request ahead of signing. Overall, this development promotes vigilance to advance the defense mechanisms.



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