Airdrop Scam

On March 16th, according to TrustCheck, a Web3 browser security extension, funds worth more than $300000 have been stolen from 24 different fraudulent websites since February 15th, and fraudsters have used these users who want to receive Blur tokens for airdrop to link their wallets to malicious websites. Some of these websites are still running, warning users to be careful with their wallets when connecting. Fake Blur airdrop website steals $300000 from users Analysis based on this information:TrustCheck, a Web3 browser security extension, has recently reported that more than $300,000 worth of funds have been stolen from 24 different fraudulent websites since February 15th. The scammers have targeted decentralized wallet users who were enticed with airdrops of Blur tokens. The scam involved linking their wallets to malicious websites, which subsequently led to their wallets being compromised. This is not a new type of scam in the decentralized world, where projects often offer airdrops to boost their token distribution in the…