Shiba Inu owners have been warned of phishing attacks that pretend to steal customers’ money by ShibArmy scam alerts, the Twitter account devoted to uncovering frauds and safeguarding the Shiba Inu community.
“Shibarmy Scam Alerts” published a screenshot of a scam email that claimed to be from the well-known bitcoin wallet Metamask.
The email requests that the target update their wallets before a given date and informs them that their wallets have been deactivated. If this is not done, limits are threatened in the email.
Users should be aware of the warning indicators and take care to avoid falling for this fraud since this email is a hoax.
It is possible that such an email would contain such bogus links as the majority of phishing attempts are intended to deceive victims into clicking on a harmful link.
The SHIB community is urged by the ShibArmy scam alert to disregard such emails since they might be used to steal subscribers’ money. Additionally, users should avoid clicking on unidentified or dubious links.
Scam emails are tragically all too typical in the digital era we now live in. These scam communications are designed to trick recipients into exposing private information or performing actions that might result in financial loss.
Investors were forewarned by MetaMask of phishing attempts by con artists seeking to contact consumers using Namecheap’s third-party upstream infrastructure for emails earlier this year.
Shibarium hits 20 million transactions
The Shibarium testnet has broken the 20 million transaction barrier, which is a significant milestone.
Shibarium beta “Puppynet” has reportedly handled 20,594,943 transactions since its introduction, according to PuppyScan. There are presently 1,243,831 blocks and 16,732,365 wallet addresses in existence.
