🚨 SECURITY ALERT: AML Phishing Scam Exposed 🚨
⚡️ Key Point: Social engineering makes these attacks sophisticated. The scammers exploit users' concerns about "dirty" funds to gain trust.
🚦 Scam Breakdown:
1️⃣ Scammers use fake "AML asset verification" websites
2️⃣ Target users worried about USDT cleanliness post-P2P trades
3️⃣ Fake TG groups (impersonating Trustwallet) lead to phishing sites
4️⃣ Over $50K stolen through wallet authorization scams
5️⃣ Active money laundering through multiple addresses
🛡️ Safety Tips:
- ALWAYS verify websites independently
- Be cautious with wallet authorizations
- Practice asset isolation - use separate wallets
- Install security tools like @GoPlusSecurity
🔍 Note: These malicious sites were registered in March 2025 and are part of an organized phishing operation.
⚠️ Malicious Addresses Identified:
0x00006104AB2669b501F2b4a2D31df6a243b20000
0x45C49D9ed4aea4514Ec6eAc5f239A6B8AfC5Da41
0x3380570e7dA720ab7828E3000B85382F2d1a652A
0x04720E2215628c4a687d025BA0a579089eF5A4f7
0x1D2ec76B521587c7728675A76DA8Ff36bC8D8a44
Stay vigilant! 🚀
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