Introducing inferno drainer

Recently, web3 phishing websites have resulted in significant user losses. These phishing websites disguise themselves as reputable projects and deceive users into signing transactions that rapidly deplete their crypto assets. Meanwhile, a new form of scam-as-a-service (SaaS) has emerged. Specifically, the service provider supplies collaborators with the phishing toolkit and requires a percentage, typically 20% or 30%, of their earnings in return. Among these service providers, a notorious case is “Inferno Drainer,” which has inflicted millions of dollars in losses upon thousands of victims.

The Operational Process of Inferno Drainer

In general, the operational process of Inferno Drainer can be divided into five steps.

The provider of “Inferno Drainer” advertises their official promotion channel in TG, discord, and twitter.​ A collaborator, who seeks to monetize his/her traffic but lacks technical expertise, joins the channel and shares his/her account with the provider. The provider supplies the collaborator with a ready-to-go phishing toolkit and deployment instructions. The collaborator launches the phishing website. When a victim falls for the scam, his/her crypto assets are usually transferred to a designated phishing account. Subsequently, the profits are shared between the Drainer admin and the collaborator account.

So far, I was able to find the amount of 15 million dollars from this hacker's cryptocurrency hacks... The actual amount could be much higher than this because I did not have access to all hacker addresses and could not price the hacked nfts.But this amount is also very strange and dangerous. Imagine that you were hacked, how does it make you feel? In order to avoid being hacked, be sure to read the instructions on this dashboard, which are in both English and Farsi languages.