Experts from Scam Sniffer have identified a new scam scheme through Google Ads. Malicious code redirects cryptocurrency wallet owners to a fake Pudgy Penguins NFT collection site, where scammers can steal data or gain access to funds. Users are advised to carefully check URLs, use ad blockers, and a separate browser for web3 interactions.
12/25/2024 12:45:33 PM (GMT+1)
Scammers are attacking cryptocurrency owners through Google Ads, redirecting them to a fake Pudgy Penguins site to steal data and access crypto wallets 🐧
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