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Scam and Fraud sites, links, and emails incoming...
In the dynamic world of crypto, be wary of shady projects, phishing attempts, and pump-and-dump schemes. Stick to regulated exchanges, watch out for Ponzi schemes, and always verify information before investing. Caution is key to navigating the crypto landscape and avoiding scams.
There is NOoo00 such thing as 10-20% profit in a day not even in a month , dont not send your funds to anyone , end of story thats it
Invest and spot these coins , dont do leverage trading unless you are a professional trader
Coins to DCA
$INJ $WOO $FET
#ScamSniffer. #AiEra #BinanceBonk #Write2Earn
Warning!
Scam and Fraud sites, links, and emails incoming...
In the dynamic world of crypto, be wary of shady projects, phishing attempts, and pump-and-dump schemes. Stick to regulated exchanges, watch out for Ponzi schemes, and always verify information before investing. Caution is key to navigating the crypto landscape and avoiding scams.
There is NOoo00 such thing as 10-20% profit in a day not even in a month , dont not send your funds to anyone , end of story thats it
Invest and spot these coins , dont do leverage trading unless you are a professional trader
Coins to DCA
$INJ $WOO $FET
#ScamSniffer. #AiEra #BinanceBonk #Write2Earn
Scammers have used the " #MSDrainer " service to steal approximately $59 million in #crypto from victims over nine months, as per a report by #blockchain security firm #ScamSniffer. The scam operated via #GoogleAds , mimicking popular crypto platforms like Zapper, Lido, Stargate, DefiLlama, Orbiter Finance, and Radient.
The "MS Drainer" is a specialized tool functioning as a blockchain-based smart contract, allowing scammers to drain crypto from victim wallets without authorization. It charges a fee on the stolen amount, sharing it with developers.
Initially identified in March, the scam employed regional targeting and page-switching tactics to evade Google's ad audits, posting counterfeit ads to carry out phishing attacks. Scammers used web redirects, misleading users into accessing fake websites resembling official platforms.
Scam Sniffer uncovered 10,072 fake sites using "MS Drainer," peaking in November before a decline. Over 63,000 victims fell prey to the scheme, losing nearly $59 million in crypto.
The "MS Drainer" developer sold this tool for a flat fee of $1,499.99 on forums, offering additional "modules" at different prices.
The "MS Drainer" is a specialized tool functioning as a blockchain-based smart contract, allowing scammers to drain crypto from victim wallets without authorization. It charges a fee on the stolen amount, sharing it with developers.
Initially identified in March, the scam employed regional targeting and page-switching tactics to evade Google's ad audits, posting counterfeit ads to carry out phishing attacks. Scammers used web redirects, misleading users into accessing fake websites resembling official platforms.
Scam Sniffer uncovered 10,072 fake sites using "MS Drainer," peaking in November before a decline. Over 63,000 victims fell prey to the scheme, losing nearly $59 million in crypto.
The "MS Drainer" developer sold this tool for a flat fee of $1,499.99 on forums, offering additional "modules" at different prices.