PANews reported on August 25th that according to Cointelegraph, blockchain investigation agency Darkbit discovered that a new scam service, Vanilla Drainer, stole at least $5.27 million in cryptocurrency over a three-week period. The organization assisted fraudsters in stealing funds by providing phishing software and took a 15%-20% commission. Vanilla has been operating since October 2024, advertising its ability to bypass the security detection platform Blockaid. In the largest single theft on August 5th, victims lost $3.09 million in stablecoins, while the operator profited $463,000. The stolen funds were typically converted into ETH or the unfreezable stablecoin DAI and ultimately funneled into a dedicated fee wallet, which currently holds $2.23 million worth of tokens. Vanilla evades tracking by creating new contracts for each malicious website and frequently changing domain names.PANews reported on August 25th that according to Cointelegraph, blockchain investigation agency Darkbit discovered that a new scam service, Vanilla Drainer, stole at least $5.27 million in cryptocurrency over a three-week period. The organization assisted fraudsters in stealing funds by providing phishing software and took a 15%-20% commission. Vanilla has been operating since October 2024, advertising its ability to bypass the security detection platform Blockaid. In the largest single theft on August 5th, victims lost $3.09 million in stablecoins, while the operator profited $463,000. The stolen funds were typically converted into ETH or the unfreezable stablecoin DAI and ultimately funneled into a dedicated fee wallet, which currently holds $2.23 million worth of tokens. Vanilla evades tracking by creating new contracts for each malicious website and frequently changing domain names.