How to avoid getting hooked by crypto ‘ice phishing’ scammers: CertiK
Ice phishing is a type of scam that exists only in Web3 and is a “considerable threat” to the crypto community, the firm says.
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Ice phishing is a type of scam that exists only in Web3 and is a “considerable threat” to the crypto community, the firm says.
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