The FTX Withdrawal Links From “Mail@networkforgood” Are All Phishing Scams
By:Cointime
FTX creditor Sunil posted on X platform to remind users that the FTX withdrawal links received recently are all phishing scams, and specifically pointed out the malicious address " [email protected] ". Users are advised to carefully check the sender's address and not click on malicious links.
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