SolPhishHunter: Towards Detecting and Understanding Phishing on Solana

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Hauptverfasser: Li, Ziwei, Jiang, Zigui, Fang, Ming, Chen, Jiaxin, Wu, Zhiying, Wu, Jiajing, Zhang, Lun, Zheng, Zibin
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author Li, Ziwei
Jiang, Zigui
Fang, Ming
Chen, Jiaxin
Wu, Zhiying
Wu, Jiajing
Zhang, Lun
Zheng, Zibin
author_facet Li, Ziwei
Jiang, Zigui
Fang, Ming
Chen, Jiaxin
Wu, Zhiying
Wu, Jiajing
Zhang, Lun
Zheng, Zibin
contents Solana is a rapidly evolving blockchain platform that has attracted an increasing number of users. However, this growth has also drawn the attention of malicious actors, with some phishers extending their reach into the Solana ecosystem. Unlike platforms such as Ethereum, Solana has distinct designs of accounts and transactions, leading to the emergence of new types of phishing transactions that we term SolPhish. We define three types of SolPhish and develop a detection tool called SolPhishHunter. Utilizing SolPhishHunter, we detect a total of 8,058 instances of SolPhish and conduct an empirical analysis of these detected cases. Our analysis explores the distribution and impact of SolPhish, the characteristics of the phishers, and the relationships among phishing gangs. Particularly, the detected SolPhish transactions have resulted in nearly \$1.1 million in losses for victims. We report our detection results to the community and construct SolPhishDataset, the \emph{first} Solana phishing-related dataset in academia.
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spellingShingle SolPhishHunter: Towards Detecting and Understanding Phishing on Solana
Li, Ziwei
Jiang, Zigui
Fang, Ming
Chen, Jiaxin
Wu, Zhiying
Wu, Jiajing
Zhang, Lun
Zheng, Zibin
Cryptography and Security
Software Engineering
Solana is a rapidly evolving blockchain platform that has attracted an increasing number of users. However, this growth has also drawn the attention of malicious actors, with some phishers extending their reach into the Solana ecosystem. Unlike platforms such as Ethereum, Solana has distinct designs of accounts and transactions, leading to the emergence of new types of phishing transactions that we term SolPhish. We define three types of SolPhish and develop a detection tool called SolPhishHunter. Utilizing SolPhishHunter, we detect a total of 8,058 instances of SolPhish and conduct an empirical analysis of these detected cases. Our analysis explores the distribution and impact of SolPhish, the characteristics of the phishers, and the relationships among phishing gangs. Particularly, the detected SolPhish transactions have resulted in nearly \$1.1 million in losses for victims. We report our detection results to the community and construct SolPhishDataset, the \emph{first} Solana phishing-related dataset in academia.
title SolPhishHunter: Towards Detecting and Understanding Phishing on Solana
topic Cryptography and Security
Software Engineering
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2505.04094