- A phishing scam targets users of the Imtoken wallet via search engines.
- The scam uses Google (NASDAQ:GOOGL) Docs to commit fraud, prompting cybersecurity firm SlowMist.
- Previously, a phishing scam was targeted at the MetaMask wallet.
The crypto community has been put on high alert following phishing websites masquerading as the popular Imtoken wallet. Collin Wu, a well-known Chinese reporter, revealed that the top ad for Imtoken on Chinese Google search is, in fact, a phishing website that uses Google Docs to commit fraud.
Wu highlighted that many fake wallets are flooding search engines and forming an industrial chain, posing a threat to unsuspecting users. As a result, users are urged to be extra careful when accessing and using crypto wallets.
According to a report, the source of the unauthorized emails was the popular domain registrar NameCheap after a Sunday breach, causing a flood of phishing emails that attempted to steal recipients’ personal information and crypto wallets.
The post The Top Ad for Imtoken on Chinese Google Search Is A Scam Site: Report appeared first on Coin Edition.
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