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One troubling trend is the targeted attacks on user trust and the manipulation of transaction approval processes. Hackers increasingly take over websites or inject malicious scripts so that when users sign transactions, they unknowingly authorize malicious actions—effectively turning hardware wallets into tools for cybercriminals.
The attack vectors are sophisticated. Hackers may manipulate transaction data or mimic legitimate interactions, banking on the fact that most users do not verify call data thoroughly. The result is catastrophic—users lose their assets, and the attack is often dismissed as user error.