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#CryptoScamSurge
Hashtag: CryptoScamSurge

🚨 Scams are evolving fast — so must our awareness.
In recent months, there has been a noticeable surge in crypto scams, especially in emerging markets like India, Bangladesh, and Nigeria. From fake airdrops and phishing links to impersonated exchanges — the tricks are becoming more advanced and believable.

💡 New users, driven by dreams of quick profits, often fall prey to these traps. Education and awareness are our strongest defense. As part of the global crypto community, we must share, report, and educate — not just for ourselves, but for the ecosystem's survival.

🔐 I personally follow only official channels, double-check URLs, and NEVER share private keys.
If you’re new to crypto, remember:
“If it feels too good to be true, it probably is.”
#CryptoscamSurge #BinanceNews
#PrivateKeysMatter #PasskeyAttack
Stay Safe
Stay Healthy
Everyone will be fine.
Everyone should trade after weighing the pros and cons.❤️‍🩹
💙Mr_Talukdar💙

🚨 ALERT: Google Infrastructure Exploited in Sophisticated Phishing Attack

According to BlockBeats, SlowMist founder Yu Jian revealed that the ENS chief developer was recently targeted in a high-level phishing scheme exploiting a vulnerability within Google's infrastructure.

🕵️‍♂️ The attack involved fake Google emails, styled to mimic law enforcement notices, luring users into a trap.

🔐 Despite DKIM verification and normal Gmail display, the emails were deceptively legit-looking.

🌐 The attackers used Google’s own "Sites" service to build convincing support portals on subdomains of "google.com", fooling users into handing over their credentials.

⚠️ Once tricked, victims had Passkeys immediately added to their accounts — making recovery far harder.

📆 On April 16, ENS developer nick.eth called out Google for refusing to fix the flaw, despite the serious implications.

💡 Stay Sharp:

Don’t blindly trust "google.com" subdomains.

Double-check sender authenticity — even if it passes security checks.

When in doubt, never click links from unexpected emails — even from trusted platforms.

#CyberSecurity #PhishingAlert #Google #ENS/USDT✅✅✅✅✅ #PasskeyAttack

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