There was in the past some kind of similar phishing links , where i have written an thread for Take Care on that .
Topic Link : https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/take-care-from-a-update-link-on-myetherwallet-on-bitcointalk-5016305
Topic: Fake My Ether Wallet - myetherwallet.com-eth.network (Read 197 times)
I was look my friends always use search bar google to input address search something. This metode are wrong, It will direct to Phising/fake site.
There have been many instances where Google have promoted such phishing sites to the front. So it is better to check before trusting google right away with their searche results.
I was look my friends always use search bar google to input address search something. This metode are wrong, It will direct to Phising/fake site.
As long as people knows the real url and knows how to check the address bar , no one is gonna fall for that. Anyway thanks for the report tho.
The problem is that most people don't know how to truly check these things. Every single character (alphabet) on the Internet is important and leads to a different site from the one probably being searched. For instance, there is a dot com (.com) to bitcointalk on the net instead of the authentic dot org (.org)Really, it's because of all these discrepancies with MEW and phishing instances that I abandoned it for more secured apps like the Imtoken and Trust wallets. I think people should begin to look in the way of these wallets.
Thanks for share that phishing website with community. Please always try to use phishing link on the code like below,
Code:
https://myetherwallet.com-eth
Because, may be few peoples would click by mistake. There is lot of inexperience newbie. They might input private key, its just for safety.
As long as people knows the real url and knows how to check the address bar , no one is gonna fall for that. Anyway thanks for the report tho.
Hi guys,
as reported here by @D3m1r4wanti
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/phishing-myetherwallet-site-5131648
it has been described a phishing attempt with a fake myetherwallet (MEW) site.
As you can real website is ending with .com
Below you can find a full description of the scam.
It's important share these scam issues in these boards so more people are informed about these scams and how to avoid it.
Be ALWAYS SAFE and verify you're using the right web address:
https://myetherwallet.com
edited as suggestion of: Coolcryptovator
as reported here by @D3m1r4wanti
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/phishing-myetherwallet-site-5131648
it has been described a phishing attempt with a fake myetherwallet (MEW) site.
Code:
https://myetherwallet.com-eth.network/index.php?
Code:
https://myetherwallet.com-eth.network
and not Code:
https://myetherwallet.com
As you can real website is ending with .com
Below you can find a full description of the scam.
It's important share these scam issues in these boards so more people are informed about these scams and how to avoid it.
Be ALWAYS SAFE and verify you're using the right web address:
https://myetherwallet.com
edited as suggestion of: Coolcryptovator
some time ago I opened the Myetherwallet site to make a transaction, but I was directed to another tab in the browser that I used with a slightly different address but with the exact same appearance.
https://myetherwallet.com-eth.network/index.php?
exactly the same as the original website,
https://www.myetherwallet.com/
I hope this can be our shared awareness,
because not only were they new sites that were phishing, but the Vintage website from MEW also experienced the same incident.
https://myetherwallet.com-eth.network/vintage/index.php?key=9090
and exactly the same as the original website.
https://vintage.myetherwallet.com/#send-transaction
always bookmark some important websites and ignore pop ups when you surf the internet. because it might be one of the phishing attempts.
https://myetherwallet.com-eth.network/index.php?
exactly the same as the original website,
https://www.myetherwallet.com/
I hope this can be our shared awareness,
because not only were they new sites that were phishing, but the Vintage website from MEW also experienced the same incident.
https://myetherwallet.com-eth.network/vintage/index.php?key=9090
and exactly the same as the original website.
https://vintage.myetherwallet.com/#send-transaction
always bookmark some important websites and ignore pop ups when you surf the internet. because it might be one of the phishing attempts.
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