He visited a website that required him to complete a Cloudflare CAPTCHA. The fake CAPTCHA asked him to perform several actions and open a file as an administrator. 🖥
As a result, the scammers gained access to the computer and got their hands on the trader’s crypto assets.
The most interesting thing is that the link to the malicious website was embedded in the token’s metadata. Therefore, it automatically appeared on crypto aggregators and looked like ordinary project information. 😃
❤️- That's an old method—how come people still fall for it?
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