ZoomScam

🚨🚨 #ZoomScam 🚨🚨
🚨 Sketchy Zoom Call: Kenny Li from Manta Network got hit with a shady Zoom phishing attempt on April 17, 2025, probably by the Lazarus Group. They used real video of people he knew to trick him.🎥 How It Went Down: No deepfake, just legit-looking video, likely stolen from past calls. They tried to get him to download a sketchy “script” file, pretending it was a Zoom fix.🚫 Dodged a Bullet: Li noticed weird stuff—no audio, weird camera access prompt—and bailed when they pushed the download. He suggested Google Meet, and they ghosted him.🕵️‍♂️ Who’s Behind It?: Lazarus Group vibes, known for huge crypto thefts. They’re targeting crypto bigwigs like this a lot lately.🛡️ Stay Safe: Always double-check who you’re talking to, don’t download random files, and lock things down with 2FA. Stay sharp out there!

🚨 Crypto Users Targeted via Fake Zoom Links: Millions Stolen
Cybersecurity firm SlowMist has reported a sophisticated phishing attack where hackers distributed counterfeit Zoom meeting links to crypto users. These malicious links led to the installation of malware, resulting in the theft of substantial cryptocurrency assets.

🔍 Key Details:
Attack Method: Fake Zoom links mimicking legitimate meetings.

Malware Deployment: Users unknowingly installed malware, compromising their crypto wallets.

Financial Impact: Millions in cryptocurrencies have been reported stolen

🛡️ Security Recommendations:
Verify Links: Always confirm the authenticity of meeting links before clicking.

Use Official Sources: Download applications only from official websites or trusted app stores.

Enable Security Measures: Implement two-factor authentication and regularly update your security software.

Stay vigilant and protect your digital assets from emerging threats.

#CryptoSecurity

#PhishingAlert #ZoomScam