Experts warn of a fake Ethereum Denver site tied to a red-flagged phishing wallet
Join Our Telegram channel to stay up to date on breaking news coverage With the start of the new year, crypto prices have slowly started to recover from a year-long bear market, which started bringing investors back into the industry. People are becoming more willing to invest in projects, and various events that the industry participants are organizing are attracting attention once more. This also makes it a perfect time for hackers to launch phishing campaigns and once again rob unsuspecting newcomers to the industry. Security researchers have already reported one such campaign, where the hackers have created a fake website of the popular Ethereum Denver conference. The campaign is also tied to a smart contract that contains over $300,000 in stolen ETH coins. The wallet tied to the scam stole $300k in crypto Ethereum Denver is, of course, a real conference and a very popular one, at that. However, its website has been duplicated by online criminals who seek to trick users i...