How fake sites and impersonation work, and how to check a URL.
How Bitcoin swaps differ from altcoin swaps — the full guide to this subject.
A transaction that appears in your wallet but that you did not authorize usually means someone gained acces...
Fake giveaway links in Twitter replies work by impersonating a legitimate account, usually a well-known cry...
Fake customer support numbers on phishing sites are a direct route to a remote access scam: you call a numb...
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A homograph attack uses characters from different alphabets or Unicode sets that look identical to standard...
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Fake airdrop sites trick you into connecting your wallet to a malicious smart contract or signing a transac...
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A single character is all it takes. You type "Binance" but your finger slips, and you land on "Binancee" or...
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You see the warning. "Your connection is not private." It stops you cold. On a crypto site, that moment matters.
Send exactly to:
This asset needs a memo / tag. Send it with or the exchanger cannot credit your deposit.
You receive about at . Exchange reference .
Status: waiting for your deposit
You send from your own wallet straight to the exchanger — nothing to connect, no account, and you stay on this page throughout. Rates are indicative until a swap is opened.
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A transaction that appears in your wallet but that you did not authorize usually means someone gained access to your private key, your seed phrase, or tricked you into signing a malicious transaction. The transaction you see is the result of that access, not a glitch or a random event.
Fake giveaway links in Twitter replies work by impersonating a legitimate account, usually a well-known crypto figure or project, and replying to that account’s tweets with a link that promises free tokens. The link leads to a phishing site designed to steal your wallet credentials or drain your fun
Fake customer support numbers on phishing sites are a direct route to a remote access scam: you call a number that appears to belong to a legitimate crypto exchange or wallet provider, and the person on the other end talks you into installing software that gives them control of your computer. The po
If you sign a `setApprovalForAll` transaction for an unknown site, you grant that site unlimited permission to move every token of that type in your wallet, forever, until you manually revoke the approval. The site can then drain those tokens immediately or wait days or months before stealing them.
A homograph attack uses characters from different alphabets or Unicode sets that look identical to standard ASCII letters, but are actually different code points. When these lookalike characters appear in a domain name, the URL appears legitimate to the human eye but resolves to a completely differe
Fake NFT minting sites trick you into signing a transaction that does something very different from minting a token. Instead of creating a new NFT in your wallet, the signature gives a scammer permission to transfer assets out of it. The site looks like a legitimate project’s mint page, but the cont
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