I think most of bitcoin users are enough skilled to avoid phishing emails and trojans in normal conditions,
the problem starts when you are tired and do things for inertia, without thinking about them.
Topic: BTCe Phishing (Read 621 times)
Also, avoid clicking on links in email alltogether, when possible. Just type the link manually.
Turn this into a habbit and you'll be a bit safer online.
Turn this into a habbit and you'll be a bit safer online.
This is the best thing to do. Anyway, most of the phishing mails will be in the Spam folder instead of the inbox, but still the users must be very careful not to open BTC-E from any email links.
Also, avoid clicking on links in email alltogether, when possible. Just type the link manually.
Turn this into a habbit and you'll be a bit safer online.
Turn this into a habbit and you'll be a bit safer online.
this. and to enable 2FA at all costs.
Also, avoid clicking on links in email alltogether, when possible. Just type the link manually.
Turn this into a habbit and you'll be a bit safer online.
Turn this into a habbit and you'll be a bit safer online.
I get so so sooo many of these.
just check, double, triplle bloody octo-check (if that is a word lol) links by hovering mouse over them.
not rocket sciencetist folks
just check, double, triplle bloody octo-check (if that is a word lol) links by hovering mouse over them.
not rocket sciencetist folks
if you using gmail then you can report phishing link too
New notice today from BTCe regarding phishing sites. Just FYI. Fools are at it again.
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