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A phishing campaign named 'CryptoChameleon' initially targeting cryptocurrency customers has now shifted focus to employees at Binance, Coinbase, and the FCC, as per research by Lookout. Users are warned of sophisticated phishing attacks mimicking major cryptocurrency platforms to avoid falling for fake logins, emails, texts, or calls. Various individuals and organizations are cautioning against scams and impersonations in the crypto space, emphasizing the importance of vigilance and security measures to protect against fraudulent activities.
🚨SCAM ALERT: Please beware of misleading emails claiming to be from Rain, promising airdrops for a Rain token. Avoid clicking on any links from fraudulent emails. ❌Rain has NOT issued any tokens. ❌ Rain is NOT participating in airdrops. 🛑Avoid clicking fraudulent links https://t.co/OLqnC38cBy
Hacked account. Do not interact or click on any of the links for @inkonbtc. Stay safe anon, there will never be surprise mints ever. https://t.co/ps5ue4ghBy
Please be careful @zetman_eth twitter is compromised. THERE ARE NO SURPRISE MINTS EVER! DO NOT CLICK ON LINKS! OUR MINT WILL BE ON @MEonBTC ONLY!