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Sample Tokens disputes exploit report

Researchers say wallets that approved one contract lost tokens. The project says the losses came from phishing.

Check approvalsDisputedSecurityAlert26 Sep 2026

What to do now

  1. Check your token approvals with a tool you already trust.
  2. Remove the approval, and any others you no longer use.
  3. Don’t use links sent to you in direct messages.

Are you affected?

You may be exposed if your wallet has an active approval for this contract.

Ignore messages offering a fix, a refund or a recovery service. Never share your seed phrase or private key.

Confirmed

  • Tokens moved from wallets that had approved the contract.

Claimed

  • Researchers blame a flaw in the contract.
  • The project blames a separate phishing campaign.

Unknown

  • Which explanation is correct.

What happened

The dispute began after researchers shared transaction traces. The project has promised an independent review.

Update log

2 Oct 2026, 16:30 UTC: Latest update to this sample report.

By [Author name]. Reviewed by [Editor name]. First published 26 Sep 2026. Invented incident, showing the format.

Sources

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Disclosures

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