A user lost $85,000 in sNUSD due to signing a malicious Approve transaction.

Gate News Report, March 19 — According to GoPlus monitoring, a user was targeted by a phishing attack after signing a malicious Approve transaction, resulting in a loss of approximately $85,000 worth of sNUSD.

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