Another Raid on XRP: 리플 Veteran David Schwartz Personally Exposes Fake 에어드랍
리플 Chief Technology Officer Emeritus and XRP Ledger architect, David Schwartz, has drawn the community's attention to yetanother scam scheme on social network X.
By posting a pair of text GIFs under a fake post, the 블록체인 industry veteran personally pointed to the threat, which appears to have triggered a wave of user reports and led to the rapid suspension of accounts impersonating 암호화폐 지갑 Xaman.
The incident unfolded in the comments under posts by a hacked account of culture magazine "Nplus One Mag", where scammers had launched an aggressive promotional campaign for a fake 에어드랍.
Instead of going through lengthy corporate procedures and preparing official statements, one of the chief architects of the XRP Ledger personally entered the scammers' thread and posted memes saying: "I can spot a scam from a mile away" and "This is a scam. ".
For the 암호화폐 community, Schwartz's reaction became a call to action. Users flooded the platform's administration with reports, helping get the fraudulent thread completely blocked before unsuspecting investors had time to lose funds.
For Schwartz, this fight is a routine guerrilla war. His profile has carried a pinned warning post for months: "Anyone claiming to be me on Instagram or Telegram is a scammer. Stay safe, XRP family. ".
Across the XRPL ecosystem, attacks targeting wallets have long become systematic. Scammers use the mechanics of hidden 거래 offers (Hidden Buy Offers) through NFT spam campaigns. Once a user approves a transaction in pursuit of a supposed bonus, themalicious transaction can completely drain their XRP balance.
Security in the retail sector still depends heavily on the personal vigilance of asset holders and the rapid manual response of the company's senior figures. Scammers will continue creating mirror accounts, and developers will continue getting them blocked. The only question is who will be faster during the next attack.
출처: U.Today