PANews reported on May 26 that SlowMist issued a security alert saying that many users recently received text messages disguised as "well-known trading platforms" with the content "Your withdrawal verification code is xxx. If it is not your own operation, please call xxx immediately for help." After the user called back, he was informed of a "security vulnerability" and was transferred to a person claiming to be "hardware wallet support", who induced the user to visit a phishing website and enter a mnemonic phrase, resulting in the theft of cold wallet assets. Users are reminded to take precautions.
Warning: SMS scams disguised as trading platforms have appeared recently, users need to be careful
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