2026-01-20 01:29:16

Pump.fun platform has been found to have a major security vulnerability! Some malicious actors registered fake accounts using similar letters and successfully launched a token project worth $19. These fake accounts are equipped with大量机器人粉丝和虚荣地址, carefully disguised as real accounts, making it easy to deceive novice investors. Even more concerning, the platform actually allows the use of homophones and similar letters in usernames, opening the door for fraud. Investors must be extra cautious before investing—verify account authenticity, check fan quality, and identify suspicious similar nicknames. These imitation tactics are becoming increasingly covert, so be sure to protect your wallet.

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GateUser-a606bf0c

· 15h ago

Damn, pump.fun is in trouble again? This platform is really outrageous, they can't even handle basic account verification, and they still dare to claim they're legit.

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GateUser-44a00d6c

· 15h ago

Here we go again, Pump.fun platform is really outrageous, even basic security is poorly done --- That's why I don't trust these new platforms now. Robot followers are everywhere, and they still have the audacity to claim compliance --- $19 can be used to scam? It shows that there are really too many beginners, so pitiful --- Low-level tricks like homophones can't even be prevented, the operation team must be just a decoration --- Keep your wallet secure, these days anything can be faked, including accounts --- I feel Pump.fun will have a big problem sooner or later. With so many vulnerabilities now, they still dare to continue operating --- How many times have I said that the issue of similar nicknames exists? No one pays attention. It’s time for a crackdown

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RooftopVIP

· 15h ago

The rooftop is working overtime again. The vulnerability in pump.fun is just too outrageous—can they really be fooled by homophones? I think it's only a matter of time before a huge scam happens. Beginners should be more cautious.

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DegenRecoveryGroup

· 15h ago

I just want to say, that's why I always advise newcomers not to rush into investing, do your homework first. --- Again, another incident. This platform really needs to upgrade its risk control, it's just like a sieve. --- Can you scam with just 19 dollars? These scammers are really incredible, and some people still fall for it. --- I've seen this homophone registration trick before. Why are they only fixing the loopholes now? I'm really speechless. --- So this is why I tell everyone to look at on-chain records and not account names. Many people still don't believe me. --- No way, such obvious vulnerabilities on Pump.fun haven't been fixed yet? It feels a bit outrageous. --- Robot fans are so easy to identify, yet some people still get scammed. I just can't understand. --- This is exactly what I always say: Web3 has opportunities but also pitfalls. Before entering, make sure to note the blacklist.

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BlockBargainHunter

· 15h ago

Can you even scam with just $19? This platform is really terrible. If they can't even handle basic security, how dare they claim to be Web3 infrastructure...

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wagmi_eventually

· 16h ago

Haha, it's pump.fun again. This platform's vulnerabilities are as fragile as a sieve... It should have been rectified a long time ago. Newcomers really need to open their eyes wide, or their wallets will be gone. This trick with similar letters is indeed clever. I have to look carefully for a long time to tell them apart. Daring to scam a project worth 19 yuan, this guy really has imagination... This time I’ve learned my lesson; I can't believe everything.

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4am_degen

· 16h ago

Here we go again? Pumping with this trick has been overused for a long time, you need to have your own eyes.

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