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I wonder what @vitalik.eth would think about this particular situation. 
Clearly he sent me a airdrop for participating in the ecosystem.

Anyone can look at my block history since my 1st crypto transaction.

I worked HARD to get here and NEVER scammed anyone! Not once! 

So when you have a group of people in our community that are stealing from struggling people and also damaging our industries progress, would we as a community condone this type of behavior? I would hope not. So who enforces these crimes and serves justice in crypto? We dont want to the Fed to do it..but yet this type of activity could be the thing that keeps ETH from being more mass adopted in these areas because we ignore it.

So. Thank you again @vitalik.eth for the airdropI received but I never got to see as my accounts have all been ravaged and I must delete everything. 😞💔

how does an attacker spoof an ENS like this?

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My guess at what happened here:
- Scam token and contract created
- In Transfer function the SC emits an event where the “from” address is always vitalik’s address
- polygonscan and wallet are using the event as source of truth 

I bet if you look at the tx the address that initiated the address is not the same as the “From” in the token transfer summary

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This alone shouldn’t be enough to drain your wallet. Either:
wallet was already compromised 
or 
whoever received this airdrop thought it was legit and then tried to cash out, buy more, etc and executed a malicious tx that led to draining

Yep, that’s a common scam.
Events are a weakness, and explorers should check the token balance of the origin before registering them as tx.