Phishing Attacks Escalate for FTX Users Following SIM Swap Incident
Several months after the shutdown of the FTX exchange, users are grappling with persisting issues that have locked them out of their capital stored on the platform. Former FTX customers have now fallen victim to a new ph...
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Former FTX customers have now fallen victim to a new phishing attack targeting their registered email addresses linked to the exchange.
"You have been identified as an eligible client to begin withdrawing digital assets from your FTX account," read an email received by several creditors to the exchange this week....
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