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Attention all Web3, blockchain, DeFi, Dapp, DEX and exchange projects: Your domain names make you particularly vulnerable to Web2 risks that can teleport attackers right inside your perimeter. Our white paper shows you how to defend yourself. whitepapers.domainsure.zone/x

Fake "Update Your W-8BEN" phishing email for @Wealthsimple making the rounds. Keep an eye. (Duly added to our threat-feeds).

More info on the Domainsure threat feeds are here: domainsure.com/threat-feeds/

Heads up @HyperliquidX and @bing - somebody is buying keyword search results for "hyperliquid login" (All fakes have been added to the DS Threat feeds)

The latest @Ledger spear-phish looks fairly convincing to the untrained eye - sent via what looks like a compromised @royalcanin email server and URL redirected via @SendGrid the domain is dash-ledger .com and regged via NiceNic - DNS with @Cloudflare

The ultimate lander domain in this instance is extend-ens . org - which was just registered on Aug 24. We've already added this to the Domainsure Crypto Defender Thread feed (available here): domainsure.com/threat-feeds/ Be careful out there, folks.

It's using a bing .com redirector, and bringing us to an obvious wallet drainer site...

WARNING TO ALL Ethereum Name Service .ETH domain holders - regarding a "failed renewal" scam... 🧵

Subtle. (Another first, spotted by domainsure.com/threat-feeds )

Somebody snagged the domain wbtc{.}fi and is running a wallet drainer off of it They're driving traffic by dusting ETH addresses with the message "Visit wbtc{.}fi to earn rewards." (Don't). Metamask and Coinbase have already flagged the address, and it's been added to Domainsure thread-feeds. domainsure.com/threat-feeds

Our honeypots have picked up Yet Another Malicious Domain targeting @Ledger users. There is no new firmware fix. There is no quantum vulnerability update. There are only wallet drainers This domain has been added to the Domainsure theat-feeds... domainsure.com/threat-feeds/

More DNS FUD debunked by yours truly...

Can DNS Be Used to Hack AI Chatbots? domainsure.com/articles/can-d…

No, DNS can't be used to hack your AI chatBot - despite the impression you may have gotten from the @WIRED and @arstechnica articles implying that. In our latest post, we take you through what those posts really mean (link in thread) 👇

Because of all the quantum fud being amplified by retarded slop accounts on this site, phishers are now sending fake "Quantum Computing Vulnerability" notices with "upgrade" buttons that no doubt take to you wallet drainers. We've already added this one to the @Domainsure threat-feeds.

The Sony Playstation RFO will turn out to be: