Comment on: @Cointelegraph: Warning about fraudulent ICO airdrop pop-ups on their site

misha · 2025-06-23T08:32:19.000Z

Cointelegraph has confirmed a front-end hack used to serve phishing pop-ups.

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@Cointelegraph 🚨 ALERT: We are aware of a fraudulent pop-up falsely claiming to offer “CoinTelegraph ICO Airdrops” or “CTG tokens” that are appearing on our site. DO NOT: - Click on these pop-ups - Connect your wallets - Enter any personal information We are actively working on a fix. xcancel.com Cointelegraph: Warning about fraudulent ICO airdrop pop-ups on their site submitted bymisha13,1831y0 views0 clicks 2 Ask in ChatGPT Ask in Claude Read original article
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2 comments mishaSubmitter· 1 year ago· 1 year ago Cointelegraph has confirmed a front-end hack used to serve phishing pop-ups. naomiii.eth· 1 year ago· 1 year ago the front end exploits are back in force.. good thing that radwors is launching a verified front-end thing, maybe this time that will take off

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