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☢️🇷🇺🇺🇸VLADIMIR PUTIN WASN'T PLAYING: NUCLEAR CHECKMATE AND THE LAST STEP TO WORLD WAR III

While it has been confirmed that UKRAINE has used for the first time an American ATACMS against BRYANSK, Russian territory, today PUTIN has authorized the RUSSIAN Army to use nuclear weapons against any country that uses ballistic missiles inside RUSSIA... which makes sense as a threat against ZELENSKY and UKRAINE after BIDEN gave them the green light to use long range missiles.

But here's the twist: PUTIN added that he can not only launch a nuclear bomb against the country that fired the missiles, but also against the country that supplied them.

Which means that the US and other NATO countries could be legitimate targets for nuclear attacks by RUSSIA if UKRAINE attacks something that PUTIN considers serious enough to warrant a nuclear response.

The use of a nuclear weapon is now a very real possibility. PUTIN was not joking.

Recent reports have highlighted a sophisticated phishing scam targeting Ledger users, where fraudsters impersonate the cryptocurrency hardware wallet provider's support team to deceive individuals into revealing their wallet seed phrases. These malicious actors send emails that appear to originate from Ledger's legitimate support address, falsely claiming a 'recent data breach' and urging recipients to 'verify' their private seed phrases to protect their assets.

The deceptive emails direct users to a website meticulously designed to mimic Ledger's official site. Once there, users are prompted to 'verify your Ledger,' under the pretense of checking for device compromise. This process leads to a pop-up window requesting the seed phrase—the critical set of words that grants full access to the cryptocurrency wallet. Providing this information enables scammers to gain complete control over the wallet, allowing them to deplete its funds.

Ledger has been aware of ongoing phishing campaigns targeting its users. The company maintains a dedicated page to inform users about such attacks and provides guidance on recognizing and avoiding them.

To safeguard against such scams, consider the following precautions:

Never Share Your Seed Phrase: Legitimate companies, including Ledger, will never ask for your recovery seed. Sharing it can lead to complete loss of your assets.

Verify Email Authenticity: Scrutinize the sender's email address and look for subtle discrepancies that may indicate a fraudulent source.

Access Official Websites Directly: Instead of clicking on links in unsolicited emails, manually type the official website URL into your browser to ensure authenticity.

Be Skeptical of Urgent Requests: Phishers often create a sense of urgency to prompt quick action. Take time to verify the legitimacy of such claims.

By remaining vigilant and adhering to these practices, you can protect yourself from phishing scams and ensure the security of your cryptocurrency assets.

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