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A fake Ledger website suspected of appearing prominently in Google search results tricks users into disclosing their recovery phrases

PANews October 10 reported that security researcher Cyberscrilla warned that a fake website and application impersonating the hardware wallet brand Ledger had appeared prominently in Google search results, with the aim of tricking users into entering their 24-word recovery phrase. The website allegedly received more than 30 visits over the past 1000000 Earlier, cybersecurity company Zscaler found in an investigation that malicious Google advertisements impersonating Ledger directed users to a fake wallet verification page. The warning comes as Ledger investigates a suspected wallet theft involving customers of Southeast Asian distributor CryptoBilis. The related losses are estimated at approximately September. The security reminder states that users should never enter their hardware wallet recovery phrase on any website to avoid asset theft.

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