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Scam donation mail.

Several days ago i got mail, it say i got donation from someone who win lottery. But i'm sure this is 100% scam!

salaryman

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제품 후기를 적으면 돈을 준다고 속임.

안녕하세요 [Web발신] ※ 저희 업체에서 제공해드린 제품들에 대한 소중한 평가를 부탁드립니다. 경험하신 내용을 간단하게 남겨주실분 좋은조건에 모집합니다. ※ 장소와 시간을 편하게 정하시고 핸드폰만 소지하고 계시면 언제 어디서든 업무가 가능합니다. ※ 급여 : 건당으로 업무 종료후 바로 드리는걸 원칙으로 진행됩니다. ※ 상품마다 수당 책정은 상이하며, 상품 가격 5%~10% 책정됩니다. ※ 성실하게 장기적으로 업무 해주시면 추가 상여금도 지급됩니다. ※ 공무원, 회사원, 주부,일용직, 경력 단절 / 프리랜서, 분들 본업을 하면서 병행 가능합니다. <실시간 문의> -카카오 톡 추가: kimsk202 -오픈채팅 문의 : http://pf.kakao.com/_jsKan - 문의가 많은 관계로 전화 응대는 불가하오니, 위 URL을 클릭하셔서 문의 바랍니다. ➔모집인원 : 30명 (선착순) ➔수당은 바로 지급 ➔매일 50만원 이상, 월 7,000,000원 이상 가져가십니다. ※ 긴 글 읽어주셔서 감사합니다. 해당 업무는 어려운일은 아니지만, 책임감이 있으신 분 지원 바랍니다. 무료거부 01585499852 이런거 뉴스에 나왔죠? 후기 하고싶다고 신청하면 물건 사라고 하거나 등록하라고 한다음에 거액의 돈 떼어갑니다! 주의하세요

hamster_G

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가짜 에어드랍

PHANTOM VOUCHER - You are eligible to claim $100,000. Claim at DEXWIN.TOP. 가짜 에어드랍 배포입니다 주의하시고 절대 사이트 들어가지 마십시오

hamster_G

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텔레그램 데이트 스캠

[국외발신] 17.1~51KG-85D 새해 저랑 데이트 할래요? +Tëļëğŕām : https://t.me/MQO37

NoNu

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선결제 유도형 경품결제유도 스캠

固定ツイートはもうご覧になりましたか?商品を2点ご購入いただき、合計16,000円をお支払いいただくことでキャンペーンにご参加いただけます! 抽選は2回できて、ハズレなしで必ず賞品が当たります。当たった賞品は現金に交換することも可能です。 고정 트윗은 벌써 보셨나요? 상품을 2개 구입하신 후, 총 16,000엔을 지불하셔야 캠페인에 참여하실 수 있습니다! 추첨은 2번 가능하고, 꽝 없이 반드시 상품이 당첨됩니다. 당첨된 상품은 현금으로 교환도 가능합니다.

godoro

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Airdrop Arrival Notification 메일로 옴. 코인니스 사칭한 메일.

Airdrop Arrival Notification. Congratulations! You have received 50000 USDT airdrop reward. Make sure to check your asset account. Thank you for choosing and supporting CoinNess. This email is sent automatically and you do not need to reply. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us.

MyBestCoin

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salaryman
salaryman

July 15, 2025

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A lovely chainbounty arrived

it's been while since i can't login talken app, when i saw there has some lovely chainbounty in my wallet. Pretty cool keep it up!

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Nomnom
Nomnom

July 09, 2025

General Discussion
Wonderfull

What is join chainbounty and earn reward

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UppSecEcho
UppSecEcho

July 09, 2025

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🚨 A Silent Heist: Fake Crypto Wallets Flood Firefox Add-Ons Store

The crypto world just got hit with another stealthy threat—this time targeting unsuspecting Firefox users through malicious wallet extensions.More than 40 fake Firefox extensions mimicking popular crypto wallets have been discovered since April 2025. These fraudulent add-ons, found directly on the Firefox Add-ons store, aren’t just phishing scams, they’re sophisticated clones capable of stealing private keys and draining entire wallets.🔍 The Deception: Looks Real, Acts EvilThe attackers didn’t build these fake extensions from scratch. Instead, they forked open-source code from legitimate wallets, like MetaMask, Phantom, Trust Wallet, OKX, Bitget, and Coinbase Wallet, and injected malicious scripts designed to silently steal user data.To make things worse, the extensions:• Used identical names and logos• Were stuffed with fake 5-star reviews• In some cases, were signed with valid Mozilla developer accountsThese wallet clones were nearly indistinguishable from the real thing. And once installed, they watched for one thing: your seed phrase.🧠 How the Attack WorksOnce a victim pastes a seed phrase or private key into the fake extension interface, it’s game over.These fake extensions:• Monitor inputs over 30 characters (typical of seed phrases)• Immediately exfiltrate them to attacker-controlled servers• Also log the user’s IP address, likely for geographic targeting🇷🇺 Who’s Behind It?Investigators found Russian-language comments in the code and metadata tied to Russian-speaking actors, although attribution is not conclusive.The infrastructure behind the scam was impressively organized:• Hosting on bulletproof VPS providers• Constantly rotating domain names• Multiple versions pushed across dozens of wallets and language localizationsThis wasn’t a quick smash-and-grab. It was an industrial-scale operation.🧯 Mozilla’s ResponseMozilla has begun purging these fake extensions, but new ones keep popping up. As of July 2025, many remain live on the Add-ons store, making this a whack-a-mole nightmare for security teams.Mozilla stated that it is:• Using automated scanning tools• Relying on user reports• Tightening vetting procedures for crypto-related extensionsBut clearly, more must be done.🛡️ What You Can Do NowIf you use Firefox for crypto-related activity, pause and reassess your security posture. Here's what I recommend:🔐 Action Why It MattersAvoid browser wallet extensions Especially on Firefox, until the dust settles. Use mobile apps or official websites.Install only from verified sources Check the publisher name and history. Don't trust reviews alone.Enable 2FA everywhere Adds a critical second layer to access.Use cold storage for large holdings If it’s not online, it can’t be drained.Report suspicious extensions Help Mozilla remove threats faster.🧰 Free Tool to Check for Scam WalletsAt scamhunter.ai, we’re fighting crypto scams head-on. Uppsala Security offers a free tool to:• Scan suspicious wallet addresses• View scam reports• Flag stolen assetsYou can try it free twice a day. Just paste in a wallet address and we’ll show you what we know.🚨 Final ThoughtsThis latest wave of wallet-cloning extensions on Firefox is a wake-up call for the crypto industry. Browser-based wallets are convenient, but they also open up new attack surfaces.As always in crypto, convenience must be balanced with paranoia. Double-check everything. Trust no extension blindly. And if you’ve ever typed a seed phrase into an extension, you should migrate your funds now.The attackers are evolving. So must our defenses.Stay safe, stay skeptical.

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When Love Meets Web3: The Rise of Romance-Backed Investment Scams

When Love Meets Web3: The Rise of Romance-Backed Investment Scams

In the age of decentralized finance and online connections, trust is a valuable — and dangerous — currency. While scams in Web3 continue to evolve, one hybrid method is growing rapidly and painfully: Romance-Driven Investment Scams.💔 The Pattern: From Personal to ProfitableIt often begins harmlessly.A friendly message from someone who seems well-off, educated, and emotionally open.They appear to be a businessperson, investor, or entrepreneur — sometimes claiming to live in Singapore, Dubai, or Korea.They’re curious about you, share stories, ask about your day. Over days or weeks, a sense of trust builds.Then comes the pivot.“I want to share something that changed my life. It’s a platform where I earn passive income from USDT.”The link looks legit. The interface looks clean. And the first few returns even land in your wallet. Real USDT, on-chain.That’s when they encourage you to invest more. And some do — often up to tens or even hundreds of thousands of dollars.Then, the trap closes.🎭 The Twist: Fake Events & Locked WalletsAfter building up your investment, a sudden in-app popup appears:“Congratulations! You’ve been auto-enrolled in a $200,000 VIP event. To unlock your funds, please complete the remaining deposit.”You didn’t click anything. But now your assets are “frozen” — allegedly locked in a bonus event or flagged as “at-risk” due to a suspicious IP.To unlock them?“Please deposit a 30% security fee (e.g., $60,000) to verify wallet ownership.”Meanwhile, the person who introduced you — your “friend” or “partner” — pushes you emotionally:“I already did it, and I got paid.”“I can even lend you part of the fee.”“Don’t miss this — we’re in this together.”This is where many victims lose everything.📉 What Actually HappenedWhat appeared to be:A friendly connectionA high-yield investmentA trusted referral…was actually a scripted scam, with:Fake investment platformsProgrammed returns to simulate legitimacyEmotional manipulation to extract more depositsZero chance of recovery🧠 Key Red FlagsSomeone online quickly offers financial opportunities, investment tips, or “personal secrets”Returns that seem too consistent, too goodFunds getting “locked” due to fake events, risk alerts, or suspicious IP loginsRequests for additional deposits to release your own money🛡️ How to Stay SafeNever trust investment opportunities shared over personal DMs — no matter how close you’ve become.Don’t let emotions guide wallet decisions.Verify unknown platforms on ScamHunter.If in doubt, report anonymously at ChainBounty.🤝 Web3 Needs Community-Led SecurityRomance-backed scams are harder to detect. They prey not on greed alone, but on trust and vulnerability.And that’s why community intel matters more than ever.ChainBounty exists to gather, share, and reward threat reports — anonymously and on-chain.The more we report, the safer the space becomes.💬 Seen a similar scam? Report it → community.chainbounty.io📍 Double-check sites → scan.scamhunter.ai

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ChainBounty

5 hours ago
Web3 Security in 2025: Threat Trends and What You Can Do About Them

Web3 Security in 2025: Threat Trends and What You Can Do About Them

As the blockchain and Web3 space continues to evolve at lightning speed, so do the threats that come with it. From phishing and private key leaks to smart contract exploits, Web3 users and builders face a growing wave of sophisticated attacks. At ChainBounty, we’re building a new kind of defense — powered by the crowd, made for the decentralized web.Here’s a breakdown of the latest Web3 security trends and how you can stay protected.Why Web3 Security MattersDecentralization gives users ownership and control — but it also removes the safety nets of traditional systems. In Web3, there’s no “forgot password” button. A single signature or leaked key can lead to irreversible loss.Unlike Web2, where centralized platforms monitor for threats, Web3 relies on individual responsibility — making security literacy and proactive defense essential.Recent Incidents & Growing LossesThe numbers speak for themselves:2024 saw 760+ major Web3 attacks, resulting in over $2.36 billion in losses — up 31.61% from the previous year.In January 2025 alone, attackers stole $879 million across 40+ incidents.Phishing and wallet-draining scams are becoming more complex and harder to detect — especially for everyday users.The Most Common Threats1. Phishing AttacksFake sites, malicious DMs, fake support channels — phishing remains the #1 threat. In 2024, phishing alone led to over $1.05 billion in user losses.How ChainBounty helps: Our platform tracks community reports on suspicious dApps, domains, and wallet drainers. Users can check before they click.2. Private Key LeaksIf someone gets your seed phrase, your wallet is gone. Period.Losses from leaked keys reached $855 million in 2024, often due to users entering keys into fake apps or “claim” websites.How to protect yourself:Never share your seed phrase or enter it on any unverified site.Use hardware wallets for cold storage.3. Smart Contract ExploitsEven trusted protocols get hacked — especially bridges and DEXs. Code bugs, unverified contracts, and logic errors can drain millions in seconds.What to do:Always check if a project has undergone an audit.Monitor dApp risk reports on ChainBounty before interacting.How the Industry Is RespondingThe Web3 security space is maturing fast. Here are some trends:Security Audits are now a must for serious projects.Decentralized threat intelligence platforms like ChainBounty are emerging — enabling real-time scam reporting and validation.Integrated Web2/Web3 defenses (like Cloudflare’s secure gateways) are helping protect the user experience.What Makes ChainBounty Different?Traditional security relies on closed systems. ChainBounty is powered by the crowd.Decentralized: Anyone can report suspicious activity.Transparent: Every threat is logged and reviewed on-chain.Incentivized: Contributors earn $BOUNTY tokens for validated reports.All reports are added to the Threat Report Database (TRDB), which powers detection tools like ScamHunter and provides APIs for wallet extensions, dApps, and exchanges to preempt phishing.Final ThoughtsWeb3’s growth brings massive opportunity — and massive responsibility. Security isn’t optional — it’s foundational.Stay informed. Stay alert. And remember, you don’t have to fight scams alone. Join the ChainBounty movement, and be part of the defense.👉 community.chainbounty.iosourcesSlowmist 2024/2025 Web3 Security Report: Slowmist Official BlogCertiK 2024 Security Report: CertiK BlogGoPlus Security:GoPlus Security Official WebsiteCloudflare Web3 Security:Cloudflare Official Blog (Web3 Tag)

ChainBounty

ChainBounty

16 days ago
Web3 Scam Trends: What Thousands of Community Reports Reveal — And How to Stay Safe

Web3 Scam Trends: What Thousands of Community Reports Reveal — And How to Stay Safe

Web3 Scam Trends: What Thousands of Community Reports Reveal — And How to Stay SafeAs Web3 grows, so do the scams. Phishing links, fake dApps, and wallet-draining contracts are more sophisticated than ever. But thanks to the ChainBounty community, we now have a clearer picture of what to watch for.Based on hundreds of real user reports submitted at ChainBounty, here are the most common scam types — and how to protect yourself.1. Fake dApps & Clone SitesWhat happens:Scammers copy real platforms like Uniswap, Blur, or MetaMask and host fake versions under misleading domains. Once users connect their wallets, the fake dApp initiates unauthorized transactions.How to stay safe:Always check the domain name carefully.Bookmark official sites.Use browser plugins like ChainBounty Alerts (coming soon) to auto-flag risky domains.Report suspicious URLs at ChainBounty Threats.2. “Claim Now” Phishing LinksWhat happens:Users are tricked into clicking “claim reward” buttons for fake airdrops. The links usually trigger hidden approve() functions that give attackers access to your wallet.How to stay safe:Don’t click reward links from DMs, replies, or unknown sources.Review every transaction and check the “permissions” granted.Use a burner wallet for experimental dApps or airdrops.3. Fake Airdrops & Drainer TokensWhat happens:Scam tokens show up in wallets, directing users to “claim” more via malicious sites. These often initiate stealthy contract calls to drain funds.How to stay safe:Don’t interact with unknown tokens suddenly appearing in your wallet.Never sign a transaction you don’t understand.Search token contracts on ScamHunter to check for risks before engaging.4. Wallet Draining via Message SignatureWhat happens:Victims sign a message (not a transaction), unknowingly allowing attackers future control over assets via permit() or gasless execution.How to stay safe:Don’t sign messages from dApps you don’t fully trust.Be cautious of “Login to claim reward” or “verify account” requests.Use wallets like Rabby or WalletGuard that warn about suspicious signatures.💡Track it on BountyTrackWhile message signatures themselves are not stored on-chain, BountyTrack can help detect the aftermath — such as abnormal withdrawals or contract calls initiated through signature-based attacks.By analyzing wallet behavior patterns and their interactions with related dApps, users can trace, report, and block suspicious actors before more damage is done.5. Hacked Verified AccountsWhat happens:Even verified Twitter/X accounts — influencers, projects, or DAOs — can get hacked. Scammers then share malicious links under trusted handles.How to stay safe:Don’t trust posts solely based on blue checkmarks.Always double-check URLs.Check replies — often users will flag suspicious behavior.Report phishing attempts to ChainBounty.Why This MattersEvery scam report submitted on ChainBounty is verified by the community and stored in the Threat Reputation Database (TRDB) — an on-chain intelligence source powering alerts and protections across Web3.By participating, users are rewarded.By sharing, you help prevent the next attack.By connecting TRDB with dApps and wallets, phishing can be blocked before it strikes.Get InvolvedIf you’ve encountered a phishing link, fake dApp, or suspicious token:🔗 Submit a report hereHelp make Web3 safer — for you and for everyone else.The more we share, the stronger the defense.

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ChainBounty

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