Phishing attacks targeting Ledger users are on the rise, with scammers sending fake emails about a nonexistent security feature called "Ledger Clear Signing." These emails urge users to provide sensitive information, putting their cryptocurrency at risk.
AnaisA significant number of OpenSea users have encountered a widespread email phishing campaign, characterised by deceptive tactics such as a fake developer API risk alert and a fake NFT offer.
KikyoHackers accessed an employee's laptop. They stole information to send phishing email to The Sandbox users.
BeincryptoThough hype around NFTs has died down considerably over the past few bear market months, Ripple NFTs developer community continues to invest.
BitcoinistBoth plaintiffs claim that Coinbase made fraudulent and deceptive representations regarding the company’s business.
CointelegraphOpenSea, a leading NFT marketplace, has advised its users to exercise caution and avoid falling for phishing scams. The head ...
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NulltxThe partnership will take effect in the first quarter of 2022, with Coinbase’s mobile app also planning to support Ledger in the future.
CointelegraphNumerous users on Twitter alarmed Trezor of an ongoing email phishing campaign specifically targeting Trezor users via their registered email addresses.
CointelegraphThe e-commerce giant is in the hot seat again for its alleged role in making the hacked Ledger user data available to malicious actors.
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