Fraudsters deceive cryptocurrency users by luring them into a trap with multi-signature wallets. They leave comments under YouTube videos asking for help to transfer funds, publishing seed phrases to access the wallet. However, to withdraw funds, several signatures are required, and the victim, trying to transfer TRX, loses the money sent to another wallet. Kaspersky warns users about the importance of protecting their seed phrases and being wary of such schemes.
12/24/2024 12:38:08 PM (GMT+1)
Fraudsters deceive cryptocurrency users using multi-signature wallets and seed phrase publications in YouTube comments, luring into a trap with TRX and USDT 🚨
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