Phishing scammers impersonate AH employee to drain crypto wallets
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Phishing scammers impersonate AH employee to drain crypto wallets
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Re: Phishing scammers impersonate AH employee to drain crypto wallets
#2Title should be "Phishing scammers impersonate Andreessen Horowitz employee to drain crypto wallets"
Re: Phishing scammers impersonate AH employee to drain crypto wallets
#3Title should be "Phishing scammers impersonate Andreessen Horowitz employee to drain crypto wallets"
Or "A16z" at least...
Re: Phishing scammers impersonate AH employee to drain crypto wallets
#4There are ways in which people claiming to be from a16z could authenticate themselves in DMs, using services like b2v.xyz
Re: Phishing scammers impersonate AH employee to drain crypto wallets
#5Title should be "Phishing scammers impersonate Andreessen Horowitz employee to drain crypto wallets"
I tried that. Too long. Not essential anyway, IMO, the attack is much more interesting than the victim's employer's name.
Re: Phishing scammers impersonate AH employee to drain crypto wallets
#6What's scary is if you google Vortax, it comes up like a totally legit videochat app.
Re: Phishing scammers impersonate AH employee to drain crypto wallets
#7There are ways in which people claiming to be from a16z could authenticate themselves in DMs, using services like b2v.xyz
.xyz, the TLD that screams legitimacy.
Re: Phishing scammers impersonate AH employee to drain crypto wallets
#8Re: Phishing scammers impersonate AH employee to drain crypto wallets
#9Title should be "Phishing scammers impersonate Andreessen Horowitz employee to drain crypto wallets"
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Re: Phishing scammers impersonate AH employee to drain crypto wallets
#10What's scary is if you google Vortax, it comes up like a totally legit videochat app.
Was able to find one article calling it out,
https://davidgerard.co.uk/blockchain/2024/04/03/vortax-a-fak...
Genius approach on their part tho. The landing page looks legit, the site even has blog posts.