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[Balint098]

As reported by Coindesk, a user and owner of the ledger hardware wallet alerted other people regarding the phishing email that he received the other day. The scammer send to him a professional-looking email that warns about the potential malware that was found in Ledger servers. Fortunately, the user was smart enough to notice that the address the scammer included in the email was not from Ledger official site. The hardware wallet company themselves confirmed that the phishing taken place after previous hacks successfully leaked customer email data to the dark web.

 

[Brain]

Oh really, the users of this hard wallet needs to be careful in dealing with emails they received, since their email was leaked. Scammers are really on the prowl everyone should be at alert

 

[Niftyicon]

I always thought the cold wallets were su0pose to be the safest but I guess these hackers are trying to find a way around that. There is always a need to scrutinize emails before responding to them.

 

[Brain]

Nothing is ever difficult for scammers unless it isn't what will net them some good money or steal people data to sell. They always want to hack to make money

 

[Wisdom01]

Am happy he was smart enough to notice that, so he won't make loss and get scammed ,and its quite noticeable that the scam rate have increased to a higher rate

 

[Farhanaslam007]

As reported by Coindesk, a user and owner of the ledger hardware wallet alerted other people regarding the phishing email that he received the other day. The scammer send to him a professional-looking email that warns about the potential malware that was found in Ledger servers. Fortunately, the user was smart enough to notice that the address the scammer included in the email was not from Ledger official site. The hardware wallet company themselves confirmed that the phishing taken place after previous hacks successfully leaked customer email data to the dark web.

This will happening in future. Does camera will follow the user to to distract them and their all cryptocurrency. We should deploy considered this issue. We should not make any e update irrespective of the the rules and regulation.

 

[btcmaker]

This will happening in future. Does camera will follow the user to to distract them and their all cryptocurrency. We should deploy considered this issue. We should not make any e update irrespective of the the rules and regulation.

hello there...i may agree with you but i think we shoudl use always certified crupto wallet as coinbase and blockchain...they are always safe and keep mind stress free...i am not advising to use another wallet as issued occur time to time

 

[Wisdom01]

This will happening in future. Does camera will follow the user to to distract them and their all cryptocurrency. We should deploy considered this issue. We should not make any e update irrespective of the the rules and regulation.

I dont get the statements but its better to invest in crypto sites you know more about and you have invest in it , and make more research to avoid been scammed

 

[btcmaker]

Yeah, crypto scammers are quite active. Actually, an effective way to protect your data is to use a piece of paper. Technically, it'll become a cold wallet as soon as you write your mnemonic and/or private key on it. There are a lot of crazy things about crypto wallets we definitely need to know about.

yes i am agree with you...we need to secure our wallet properly.

 

[magnus2022]

It seems to me that scammers have special likeness to cryptocurrency. Or maybe the programming of crypto networks is easy to hack. I can't remember how many times, hackers have threatened the existence of cryptocurrency.

 

[btcmaker]

It seems to me that scammers have special likeness to cryptocurrency. Or maybe the programming of crypto networks is easy to hack. I can't remember how many times, hackers have threatened the existence of cryptocurrency.

agreed

 

[BullyMaguire]

You know what.. we all should be careful because no matter where we store our money and crypto currency the scammers can get them if we're not careful enough. Im not even talking about hacking but you yourself clicking and going to some websites and addresses should be careful

 

[btcmaker]

You know what.. we all should be careful because no matter where we store our money and crypto currency the scammers can get them if we're not careful enough. Im not even talking about hacking but you yourself clicking and going to some websites and addresses should be careful

some legit sites are also doing scam...they stole my litcoin from my earning wallet...lol

 

[BullyMaguire]

some legit sites are also doing scam...they stole my litcoin from my earning wallet...lol

For real? Man.. there's only limited places that is safe. How does that happen though? And what website is that so we can avoid browsing there. I know some app have this thing called spyware where they can steal infos including some private infos of our wallets :/

 

[Ben Kempton]

Am happy he was smart enough to notice that, so he won't make loss and get scammed ,and its quite noticeable that the scam rate have increased to a higher rate

Phishing attacks are very common and even users of payment systems like PayPal are also victims of such kind of scams. The scammers send emails that look like a real mail from the officials of PayPal. As a result of that, many people would start believing that their account might have been compromised or someone might have had used their account. Scammers steal data when the user tries to login to PayPal through the link in the Phishing email.

 

[trevabenefield]

Because he was smart, he realised what was going on. However, not everyone has the same level of intelligence. Therefore, the most prudent course of action is to maintain vigilance.

 

[lamia5765]

Scammers are everywhere and are inventing new methods beyond these security methods implemented every day means nothing is strange in the following story as well. Then be aware from them and do your best to secure yourself and your funds.

 

[HYIPWIZARD]

As reported by Coindesk, a user and owner of the ledger hardware wallet alerted other people regarding the phishing email that he received the other day. The scammer send to him a professional-looking email that warns about the potential malware that was found in Ledger servers. Fortunately, the user was smart enough to notice that the address the scammer included in the email was not from Ledger official site. The hardware wallet company themselves confirmed that the phishing taken place after previous hacks successfully leaked customer email data to the dark web.

Hmm,this space is getting worst. Even ledger users are not 100% protected, how about we the software wallets users still hovering around. Right now the best solution/antivirus to all these attacks is just to stay away from clicking random links.

 

[btcmaker]

For real? Man.. there's only limited places that is safe. How does that happen though? And what website is that so we can avoid browsing there. I know some app have this thing called spyware where they can steal infos including some private infos of our wallets :/

i think every app is spyware...is it?

 

[a_jerobon]

Scammers are so good these days. They have really top notch hacking skills and they have learnt everything about companies such that they can send really professional emails. It takes a very keen eye to notice some tiny bits that they don't cover. Users should be careful after such attempts.