What you must do after entering the DC group and how to avoid asset losses
(1) Mango Community Hacking Incident
A while ago, the ID of a certain mango puree was occupied and false news was released about the mainnet launch.
Although the ID was later temporarily kicked out of the group, hackers quickly took over Mango’s faucet robot and continued to spread false news in announcements, attach phishing links, and tag everyone. Some people suffer because of it.

3/If there is any new announcement in the official announcement and a URL link is attached, be sure to first confirm whether the person’s role is abnormal, and confirm with other members in the group (MOD or above or those who are often active) whether the news is true.
I personally encountered a member of a project team whose account was stolen and posted false news. His character would have strange signs (such as certain characters disappearing, or some strange symbols).
4/Confirmed by multiple parties
The main news is basically that in addition to DC announcements, the project team will also have new news on X’s official tweets. Remember not to rush, major events such as the TGE airdrop will definitely be announced in advance. Some exchanges will even release news secretly, so you must confirm it with multiple parties before taking any action. Be careful with anything that has a limited time and limited quantity.

5/If unfortunately you have clicked on the link and connected to the wallet, give up decisively.
Don’t continue to use this wallet just because it has many uses and you won’t get other airdrops. Some hackers will directly open a backdoor to your wallet, and even if there is an airdrop later, it will be transferred away instantly. Once linked, be sure to change your wallet immediately and transfer your assets as quickly as possible. You may still have a chance to save some of your assets. I recommend that the test network wallet be separated from the main wallet and not put too many assets. Mango has its own wallet, so this is not a problem, but many projects still use the MetaMask wallet. If they can be separated as much as possible, even if it is really stolen, at least there will be other wallets that can be used.

(2)How to avoid falling into the trap
Here are a few ways plus some personal experiences:

1/ Be sure to turn off private messages when you first enter the DC group (path: Privacy Settings->Private Messages)
Absolutely no official members (including MODs) or other members will privately message you about any news about the airdrop or mainnet.

2/Do not click on any URL links posted by bots in the DC group.
Now hackers can create a fake bot. When someone has a question and wants to ask a question or uses keywords such as GM, it will automatically reply to the user and attach a phishing link. Be especially careful. If you encounter it, you must report it to the MOD or the relevant personnel of the project team, and delete and ban the fake bot as soon as possible.