Users need to go under the engine in Web3 — HashEx CEO By Cointelegraph

Hacking in Web3 is easy because it uses the same pattern that’s been used since the inception of the internet — pretending to be someone else.

Due to the complexity and the “cool factor” of Web3 projects, one can easily — and mistakenly — assume that it takes Mr. Robot level of advanced hacking techniques to pull off a successful attack. In truth, however, it only takes a sinister ad placed on Google (NASDAQ:) search results, an impostor Telegram group or a deviously-crafted email to break the security barriers of the Web3 ecosystem.