A new phishing campaign targeting Ethereum users leverages a recent upgrade to the network, posing a significant threat to digital asset security. The attack exploits a feature introduced in the Pectra upgrade (EIP-7702) that allows external wallets to act like smart contracts temporarily. This capability, designed for increased functionality and efficiency, has become an avenue for malicious actors. [Insert specific details about EIP-7702 from the original text] The attack works by injecting attacker addresses into victims’ wallets via deceptive links or fake websites, allowing unauthorized control over funds. While initial reports specifically mention WLFI holders, experts warn this vulnerability affects anyone interacting with the Ethereum network and could lead to significant financial loss if not addressed.