Hamster Kombat users targeted by phishing attacks and fake airdrops
Cryptocurrency scammers are trying to bank on the viral popularity of the Telegram-based clicker game, by staging fraudulent airdrops.
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Cryptocurrency scammers are trying to bank on the viral popularity of the Telegram-based clicker game, by staging fraudulent airdrops.
The attackers are creating fake overlays to trick users into providing login credentials for financial services apps, including potentially for crypto exchanges.
The game uses the Polygon blockchain and currently runs in most browsers.
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