A non-fungible token influencer, called NFT God, has apparently lost a significant amount of its net worth in NFTs and crypto following a wrongful download of hostile software found through Google Ads search results.

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Pink Drainer hacking group has been employing sophisticated social engineering techniques, often masquerading as journalists from reputable media outlets like Decrypto and Cointelegraph.

It has been determined that the Pink Drainer hackers have managed to pilfer approximately $3 million from nearly 1,932 victims.

A notorious hacker group known as “Pink Drainer” has been identified as the mastermind behind a series of high-profile Discord and Twitter hacks. Their targets include prominent projects such as Evomos, Pika Protocol, OpenAI CTO, and Orbiter Finance.

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“It’s-a-me, malware!” A long-running fan game based on Nintendo’s iconic plumber is reportedly also an attack vector for scammers.

A popular PC fan game inspired by Nintendo’s Super Mario franchise is reportedly rife with malware that can hijack users’ crypto wallets and even quietly install crypto mining software.

Cyble Research & Intelligence Labs reports that a legitimate installer for the fan game Super Mario 3: Mario Forever, also known as Super Mario Forever, comes with an additional payload overflowing with malicious software that can steal data from infected computers and load them up with resource-intensive crypto mining software that runs secretly in the background.

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Beware of Spoof SMS Scams!

Michael, an experienced Binance cryptocurrency trader, received a suspicious text message claiming to be from Binance Support about a login attempt from an unknown device. The message instructed him to call a provided number. Concerned, Michael called and was told by the "support agent" that his account was compromised and he needed to transfer his funds to a new wallet address via SMS. The scammer also asked him to download a remote desktop application.

Alarmed, Michael recalled advice about spoof SMS scams and decided not to share any personal information. He used Binance's official Verify to check the authenticity of the message and phone number, discovering they were fake. Michael reported the incident directly to Binance customer support, who confirmed it was a scam and thanked him for his vigilance. They reiterated that Binance would never ask for remote desktop downloads or fund transfers to unverified addresses.

By staying alert and following Binance's security practices, Michael protected his investments and exemplified how to guard against such scams.

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