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Hacked 15 Accounts and Made Over $500K
A hacker stole around $500K over the past month by hacking more than 15 Twitter accounts 💵
He sent phishing emails pretending to be Twitter’s support team to steal credentials and post his memecoin. He then successfully rug-pulled it.
💳 The hacker laundered crypto through the SOL-ETH bridge. Here’s an example of his phishing strategy:
— Fake copyright infringement notice
— Creating a sense of urgency
— Redirecting victims to a phishing site to reset 2FA/password
✉️ The takeaway? Use different emails for your services and security keys for 2FA on critical accounts!
#ScamAlert #SafetyTips
A hacker stole around $500K over the past month by hacking more than 15 Twitter accounts 💵
He sent phishing emails pretending to be Twitter’s support team to steal credentials and post his memecoin. He then successfully rug-pulled it.
💳 The hacker laundered crypto through the SOL-ETH bridge. Here’s an example of his phishing strategy:
— Fake copyright infringement notice
— Creating a sense of urgency
— Redirecting victims to a phishing site to reset 2FA/password
✉️ The takeaway? Use different emails for your services and security keys for 2FA on critical accounts!
#ScamAlert #SafetyTips
5 SIGNS THAT MAKES YOU LOSE EVERYTIME ⚠️📉 HERE'S HOW TO AVOID IT! 💡✅
1. No Risk Management
-➡️ Example: Risking 50% of your account on one trade, losing it all, and having no capital to continue.
-💡 Tip: Only risk 1-2% of your capital per trade and always use a stop-loss. ⚖️📉
2. Emotional Trading
-➡️ Example: After losing $500, you double your position size to recover and lose even more.
- 💡Tip: Step away after a loss and stick to a predefined trading plan. 🛑🤯
3. No Trading Plan
➡️- Example: Entering trades randomly without clear entry/exit rules and consistently losing.
💡- Tip: Create a written trading plan with strategies and follow it strictly. 📋📊
4. Chasing FOMO
➡️- Example: Buying Bitcoin at its peak during a rally and watching it crash.
💡 Tip: Wait for pullbacks or confirmations before entering trades. 🐂📈📉
5. Ignoring Analysis
➡️- Example: Following a "hot tip" on social media and losing money because the trend was bearish.
- 💡Tip: Always perform your own analysis before acting. 🧠🔍
#technicalanalyst #SafetyTips #Write2Earn
-➡️ Example: Risking 50% of your account on one trade, losing it all, and having no capital to continue.
-💡 Tip: Only risk 1-2% of your capital per trade and always use a stop-loss. ⚖️📉
2. Emotional Trading
-➡️ Example: After losing $500, you double your position size to recover and lose even more.
- 💡Tip: Step away after a loss and stick to a predefined trading plan. 🛑🤯
3. No Trading Plan
➡️- Example: Entering trades randomly without clear entry/exit rules and consistently losing.
💡- Tip: Create a written trading plan with strategies and follow it strictly. 📋📊
4. Chasing FOMO
➡️- Example: Buying Bitcoin at its peak during a rally and watching it crash.
💡 Tip: Wait for pullbacks or confirmations before entering trades. 🐂📈📉
5. Ignoring Analysis
➡️- Example: Following a "hot tip" on social media and losing money because the trend was bearish.
- 💡Tip: Always perform your own analysis before acting. 🧠🔍
#technicalanalyst #SafetyTips #Write2Earn
🔒 To avoid such mistakes and protect your funds, follow these recommendations:
1️⃣ Download apps only from official sources.
Use official app stores like App Store or Google Play, or download directly from developers' websites.
2️⃣ Check links before downloading.
Ensure the URL matches the official site. Avoid third-party sources.
3️⃣ Use antivirus software.
Install antivirus programs on your devices and regularly scan for threats.
4️⃣ Pay attention to system warnings.
If your operating system warns you about risks, don't ignore them.
5️⃣ Keep apps and systems up to date.
Updates often include vulnerability fixes.
6️⃣ Store large amounts in cold wallets.
Hardware wallets are protected from remote access.
7️⃣ Review app permissions.
If an app requests excessive permissions, it’s suspicious.
8️⃣ Check reviews and ratings.
Before installing an app, read feedback from other users.
9️⃣ Enable two-factor authentication (2FA).
Activate 2FA for all crypto wallets and services.
🔑 Keep private keys and recovery phrases safe.
Never enter them on suspicious sites or unknown apps.
✅ By following these tips, you can minimize the risk of losing your funds.
#scam #SafetyTips
1️⃣ Download apps only from official sources.
Use official app stores like App Store or Google Play, or download directly from developers' websites.
2️⃣ Check links before downloading.
Ensure the URL matches the official site. Avoid third-party sources.
3️⃣ Use antivirus software.
Install antivirus programs on your devices and regularly scan for threats.
4️⃣ Pay attention to system warnings.
If your operating system warns you about risks, don't ignore them.
5️⃣ Keep apps and systems up to date.
Updates often include vulnerability fixes.
6️⃣ Store large amounts in cold wallets.
Hardware wallets are protected from remote access.
7️⃣ Review app permissions.
If an app requests excessive permissions, it’s suspicious.
8️⃣ Check reviews and ratings.
Before installing an app, read feedback from other users.
9️⃣ Enable two-factor authentication (2FA).
Activate 2FA for all crypto wallets and services.
🔑 Keep private keys and recovery phrases safe.
Never enter them on suspicious sites or unknown apps.
✅ By following these tips, you can minimize the risk of losing your funds.
#scam #SafetyTips
⚡️ Downloaded Zoom and lost $1 million! 😱
A young man installed an app, unaware it was malware. The result? His crypto wallet with $1 million in stablecoins was stolen by scammers.
Could he have avoided this mistake?
#Zoom #Stablecoins #scam
A young man installed an app, unaware it was malware. The result? His crypto wallet with $1 million in stablecoins was stolen by scammers.
Could he have avoided this mistake?
#Zoom #Stablecoins #scam
⚠️ Crypto Is Up, Scammers Are Hungry ⚠️
Scammers have countless tricks to steal your hard-earned crypto.
🦊 A clever fox knows what to look out for. Stay vigilant!
Here’s how to keep your crypto safe 👇🧵
🚩 Tactic: Fake Job Offer
💼 “Join our team!”
It might be a social media role, beta testing a game, or a technical position.
Persistent scammers will build trust before sending a link for:
An "interview"
A "technical test"
A GitHub repo
⚠️ It’s malware – designed to steal your crypto.
🚩 Tactic: Asking for Assistance
🤝 “Can you help me?”
They act innocent and genuine, asking for help with:
Checking a code/PDF
Troubleshooting a file
They might stroke your ego to gain trust.
⚠️ It’s malware – sent via PDFs, applications, or npm/pypi files to steal your assets.
🚩 Tactic: Partnerships & Collaborations
🤝 “We’re impressed by your work!”
Scammers pose as venture capitalists or KOLs with fake opportunities.
They send:
A fake application
Troubleshooting links for "expired calls" requiring you to run a script
⚠️ It’s malware – crafted to drain your wallet.
🚩 Tactic: "Let’s Hop on a Call"
📞 “Let’s discuss the opportunity!”
They’ll insist on using:
Unique AI video software
Links to “fix” an error message on public forums
⚠️ It’s malware – designed to compromise your devices.
🛡️ What to Do If Compromised:
1⃣ Disconnect your computer from the internet.
2⃣ Power it completely OFF.
3⃣ Use your phone or tablet to create a new secret recovery phrase.
4⃣ Move your assets to the new wallet IMMEDIATELY.
💎 Protect Yourself, Protect Your Crypto 💎
Stay sharp, stay safe, and don’t let scammers win. 🚀
#ScamAware #SafetyTips #BTC☀ #AvoidScams
🦊 A clever fox knows what to look out for. Stay vigilant!
Here’s how to keep your crypto safe 👇🧵
🚩 Tactic: Fake Job Offer
💼 “Join our team!”
It might be a social media role, beta testing a game, or a technical position.
Persistent scammers will build trust before sending a link for:
An "interview"
A "technical test"
A GitHub repo
⚠️ It’s malware – designed to steal your crypto.
🚩 Tactic: Asking for Assistance
🤝 “Can you help me?”
They act innocent and genuine, asking for help with:
Checking a code/PDF
Troubleshooting a file
They might stroke your ego to gain trust.
⚠️ It’s malware – sent via PDFs, applications, or npm/pypi files to steal your assets.
🚩 Tactic: Partnerships & Collaborations
🤝 “We’re impressed by your work!”
Scammers pose as venture capitalists or KOLs with fake opportunities.
They send:
A fake application
Troubleshooting links for "expired calls" requiring you to run a script
⚠️ It’s malware – crafted to drain your wallet.
🚩 Tactic: "Let’s Hop on a Call"
📞 “Let’s discuss the opportunity!”
They’ll insist on using:
Unique AI video software
Links to “fix” an error message on public forums
⚠️ It’s malware – designed to compromise your devices.
🛡️ What to Do If Compromised:
1⃣ Disconnect your computer from the internet.
2⃣ Power it completely OFF.
3⃣ Use your phone or tablet to create a new secret recovery phrase.
4⃣ Move your assets to the new wallet IMMEDIATELY.
💎 Protect Yourself, Protect Your Crypto 💎
Stay sharp, stay safe, and don’t let scammers win. 🚀
#ScamAware #SafetyTips #BTC☀ #AvoidScams