Author

Topic: WARNING - A phishing site purported from Slack channel (Read 428 times)

legendary
Activity: 1120
Merit: 1008
CryptoTalk.Org - Get Paid for every Post!
I got similar message from SONM slack yesterday and today got another message from MONACO slack but body of this message looks quite different.
Quote
@slackbot View in the archives

slackbot 8:30 PM, July 12th
@m-ico asked me to remind you “=== URGENT ANNOUNCEMENT ===

Please be advised that we are experiencing some errors with the Monaco (MCO) tokens smart contract.
We decided that the best way to solve the problem is to fork the Smart Contract.

It was a simple process and everything worked out without issues.
We implemented a seamless procedure to update the smart contract
using an automatic process through MyEtherWallet services.

Please use the link below to unlock your wallet through MyEtherWallet
and follow the instructions on their website.


https://myetherwallet.com#update-token-contract-682938


Failure to do so may result in loss of Monaco (MCO) tokens.
Thank you for your cooperation and understanding.


https://mona.co
© 2017 Monaco Technology GmbH”.

I suggest everyone to remain alert about these types of scam attempts going on slack channel of every projects right now. Don't click any link posted on slack channels.
legendary
Activity: 1904
Merit: 1074
These guys are really sneaky, there is subtle differences in the domain names and people do not even look twice when they get these messages.

Greed takes over and they just CLICK away. Next thing you know your wallet is empty and you have just become a victim of a Phishing scam.  I

always type my URL's for the sites I use. {never use auto complete}  Wink
sr. member
Activity: 1484
Merit: 276
Ok thank you op for sharing this info into us so we can be aware of this pishing sites that are circulating now,so thats what the note for in myetherwallet main site that there are some and here is some proofs
full member
Activity: 448
Merit: 109
Jeezz it would be hard to notice, most of us do a skim read so I myself at first wouldn't notice this I letter that they have put in there. We have to be more careful, this is one of the main things which I think are causing the cryptocurrency to not express it self in the best light. Not many people care and they would rather trust a 3rd party with their funds.
Thanks for reminding us again that these kind of things exist and will exist in the future!
hero member
Activity: 1372
Merit: 647
It seems that it's not the first time of phishing attempt on MyEtherWallet users. Even the real MyEtherWallet.com site is aware of this and posted a warning message on their page. Don't just trust easy clickable links. Users MUST always check on the URL of any sites they are visiting to confirm if it's legit or not to be safe. Be careful folks!

sr. member
Activity: 392
Merit: 250
Best IoT Platform Based on Blockchain
I got this email and screenshot it for you all to beware.

A lot of cases where such phishing attempt has stolen tons of money from innocent (gullible or otherwise, I don't wish to judge) people and I hope this recent email I just received will help you guys to stay away from it.




If you hover your mouse over it, the link will actually link to myetherwaillet.com/wallet-info.php

The official site is myetherWALLET, not myetherWAILLET.

Be warned.
Jump to: