TREZOR user just got completely rekt—lost their entire life savings after clicking a Google sponsored phishing link.
Here's the brutal breakdown:
• Fake Trezor site hosted on Google Sites (yes, Google's own platform)
• Appeared as a sponsored search result at the top of Google
• Site tricked the victim into entering their seed phrase
• Funds drained immediately
Trezor is now escalating to get the site taken down and warning users: NEVER enter your seed phrase on ANY website or online form. Ever.
The real issue? Google-sponsored phishing ads are STILL one of the biggest attack vectors in crypto. You'd think Google would fix this by now, but here we are.
Stay paranoid. Bookmark your wallet sites. Never trust sponsored links. Your seed phrase is your private key to everything—treat it like your bank password on steroids.
Here's the brutal breakdown:
• Fake Trezor site hosted on Google Sites (yes, Google's own platform)
• Appeared as a sponsored search result at the top of Google
• Site tricked the victim into entering their seed phrase
• Funds drained immediately
Trezor is now escalating to get the site taken down and warning users: NEVER enter your seed phrase on ANY website or online form. Ever.
The real issue? Google-sponsored phishing ads are STILL one of the biggest attack vectors in crypto. You'd think Google would fix this by now, but here we are.
Stay paranoid. Bookmark your wallet sites. Never trust sponsored links. Your seed phrase is your private key to everything—treat it like your bank password on steroids.