A phishing attack targeting cryptocurrency users has been discovered. The attackers used a fake Zoom domain to spread malware. Users clicking the "Launch Meeting" button would download a fraudulent application that stole cryptocurrency wallet data, passwords, and other personal information. This data was sent to the hackers' server. According to SlowMist, more than $1 million was stolen, and the funds were transferred via major cryptocurrency exchanges like Binance and Bybit.
12/27/2024 11:15:08 AM (GMT+1)
The scammers use fake Zoom links to steal cryptocurrency: the malware steals data and transfers funds to exchanges like Binance, Gate.io, Bybit, and MEXC 💸
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