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Crypto Con Artists: How Fake Coinbase Phishing Netted $80 Million in NFT Heists
Beware the faux Coinbase giveaway! Hackers with a fake airdrop lure netted a cool $80 mil by convincing crypto enthusiasts to connect wallets to their shady setup. Remember, the only “drop” you want is the mic, not your digital coins into a scammer’s pocket! #CryptocurrencyChicanery
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Looks like the hackers went full Ocean's Eleven on the crypto world, but instead of charming rogues and clever heists, we got phishing pages and a hacky "Inferno Drainer". It's all fun and games until your digital wallet weighs as much as your gym loyalty card. Remember folks, if someone offers you free money on the internet, it's probably just a high-tech version of "your car's extended warranty" call.
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