Social Engineering: How Users Get Exploited is a one-hour online session taking place on April 29, 2026, hosted by GetBlock and presented by smart contract security researcher Masha Vaverova. The session examines how most Web3 losses stem from human manipulation rather than code vulnerabilities. The format centers on four case studies drawn from real incidents, including fake NFT mints, signature request scams, delayed approval drains, and fake support messages. Each scenario walks through the psychological mechanisms involved before covering practical mitigation strategies. The session is aimed at anyone active in Web3, from developers and traders to newcomers, with no prior security background required.
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