How to identify fake sites and phishing | Protect your crypto assets

A common method of scams targeting crypto assets is to redirect people to ``fake sites'' that look just like the real thing. Let's know how to tell the difference.

common tricks

They will direct you to a fake site with messages like ``Please verify your account'' and ``An error occurred, please fix it from here''. The aim is to make you enter a recovery phrase or password and steal your assets.

Points to distinguish

Look at the URL carefully (there's one character difference from the official one and an extra word). It's fake when it asks you to enter a phrase. Other suspicious signs include unnatural Japanese and hurried behavior.

The golden rule to avoid being attacked

Don't click on the link, just open it from the official app/official bookmark. Do not enter or teach phrases under any circumstances. If you have any doubts, close it and check.

Targeted even for free

There are also cases where people are directed to fake sites under the guise of ``getting it for free.'' Even if it's free, be extremely wary of links and phrases.

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