Scam Sniffer: Phishing ads use fake Google CAPTCHA pages to scam people
By:Cointime
According to Scam Sniffer monitoring, X platform (formerly Twitter) phishing ads use fake Google verification code pages, and use IPFS deployment and smart contracts for dynamic redirection. Be sure to carefully check the URL. Remind users to pay attention to asset security.
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