ChainCatcher news, according to CoinDesk, a recent report from security company Kaspersky shows that a new type of scam targeting cryptocurrency thieves is becoming popular on YouTube. Scammers disguise themselves as newcomers and "accidentally" share wallet recovery phrases in the comments section, enticing others to attempt to steal USDT worth $8,000 from the wallets.However, these wallets are actually multi-signature wallets, and when the thieves pay TRX as gas fees in an attempt to transfer funds, these TRX are automatically transferred to another wallet controlled by the scammers. Since gas fees on most blockchains are less than $10, this scam primarily targets small-time thieves rather than large-scale operations.

ChainCatcher news, Indian crypto trading platform WazirX stated on the X platform that it has noticed impersonators sending emails. While the team is actively monitoring and addressing these fraudulent activities, user vigilance is key. Please make sure to carefully check the email ID and avoid clicking on suspicious links.Previous news, the WazirX team plans to launch a bounty program to freeze/recover stolen assets.

ChainCatcher news, zkSync released a detailed report regarding the hijacking of their Twitter account, stating that "the impersonator forged their identity and claimed to be an official representative of zkSync when contacting Twitter support. Unfortunately, Twitter's technical support staff did not follow standard procedures and approved the impersonator's request to change the email and password." Since zkSync had 2FA enabled, the attacker could not access the account, but due to the password change, the team was logged out and unable to access it. Twitter subsequently secured the account and is working closely to resolve the issue.Additionally, "Twitter has expedited the application for the golden verified badge, and now there is a small zkSync symbol next to the names of all official affiliated accounts." (source link)