User "LeftsideEmiri" reported losing $300,000 after clicking on a fraudulent link offering a partnership meeting. He believes the link installed malware that stole funds from several wallets, including Ethereum and Solana. The criminal transferred the money to a wallet associated with the BingX exchange. The victim contacted the exchange for help in recovering the funds and warned other users about the dangers of phishing attacks.
12/7/2024 1:00:03 PM (GMT+1)
User LeftsideEmiri lost $300,000 💸 after clicking on a fraudulent link that installed malware stealing funds from Ethereum and Solana wallets 🛑
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