XRP Users on Alert as New Phishing Scam Emerges
TL;DR
- XRP users are facing a new phishing campaign involving fake websites impersonating major platforms connected to the XRP ecosystem.
- Xora Finance and Xaman warned holders about fraudulent links, fake support accounts, and wallet-draining attempts.
- A fake Flare Network staking website reportedly stole 3.4 million XRP from 71 investors, according to South Korean authorities.
Fresh security warnings have placed XRP users on alert as scammers continue targeting holders through fake websites, social media impersonation, and fraudulent staking offers. The latest XRP phishing campaign involves cloned platforms linked to the XRP ecosystem, including fake versions of Flare Network and other crypto services.
XRP PHISHING ALERT
Fake sites clone Flare Network, XORA and other XRP brands.
South Korean police separately probe fake staking sites. Estimated losses exceed โฉ20B, about US$13.4M.
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