OKX Web3 wallet upgrades risky transaction interception strategy

According to the official announcement, in order to further improve the security of Web3 wallets, OKX Web3 wallet has upgraded the interception strategy of risky transactions. The risky transactions that can be intercepted are as follows: 1) Malicious authorization to EOA accounts. Usually, DApp authorization is given to contract accounts, not EOA. 2) Malicious change of your account owner. Once signed, you will lose control of your account. This usually happens on public chains such as TRON and Solana that have account owners designed at the bottom. 3) Malicious change of your transfer address. A small number of DApp contracts are not well designed, but OKE wallet can identify risks. 4) Intercept transfers to similar addresses. This attack method is: the attacker generates an address that is very similar to the one you have used recently (the characters before and after the address are the same), transfers a large amount of fake USDT to you, and increases the probability of copying it as a hacker address on the transaction history page. According to the OKX Web3 wallet prompt, if users see related risk interception when conducting on-chain transactions, please operate with caution. Currently, users need to upgrade the OKX APP to version 6.74.0 or above, or the OKX Web3 plug-in wallet to version 3.1.0 or above to experience this feature immediately.