🛡️ Crypto Security Tools & Anti-Theft Guide

Crypto theft usually happens through three doors: phishing sites that trick you into signing, malicious contracts that obtain unlimited approvals, and backdoored fake apps. The matching defenses are an anti-phishing extension, periodic approval revocation, and official-only downloads.

Tools on this page cover each layer: approval managers let you review and revoke permissions, anti-phishing extensions warn before you sign, and contract scanners flag honeypots and clones.

The final rule: no support agent, admin or 'official staff' will ever ask for your seed phrase or private key — anyone who does is a scammer, no exceptions.

Incident response: the moment you see a signature you don't recognize or funds moving, revoke all approvals with Revoke.cash and move whatever remains to a fresh wallet with a brand-new seed phrase. A leaked seed is compromised forever — don't gamble on the old wallet.

Download safety: install browser extensions only from official stores and check the publisher name; get mobile apps from official sites or app stores and review requested permissions. Fake extensions and apps have stolen funds repeatedly — one minute of checking protects everything.

Social safety: don't post PnL screenshots, don't open links or files from strangers, and remember that an unsolicited DM from an 'assistant' or 'support agent' is where the scam begins.