На сайте LEGO рекламировали мошеннический криптовалютный проект

cryptonews.ruPublicado em 2024-10-06Última atualização em 2024-10-06

Посвящённый популярным конструкторам LEGO токен-мем LEGO Coin (LEGO) был выпущен мошенниками для хищения криптовалют.

5 октября на сайте LEGO появилась реклама LEGO Coin, в которой было указано, что покупатели монет получат некие награды. Однако к объявлению была прикреплена ссылка на фишинговый портал, и аферу быстро раскрыли.

Ребята из LEGO, кто-то взломал ваш сайт и изменил главную страницу! Ссылка ведёт на криптовалютный портал, который точно вам не принадлежит! — написал любитель LEGO, известный под псевдонимом ZTBricks.

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Реклама скам-проекта LEGO Coin

Спустя примерно 75 минут сотрудники LEGO удалили рекламу цифрового актива и сообщили, что проблему устранили. От рук злоумышленников якобы никто не пострадал, и люди могут продолжать пользоваться сайтом, не опасаясь за свои криптовалютные сбережения.

После начала специальной военной операции на Украине компания LEGO приостановила работу в России и перестала обновлять русскоязычную версию портала. В связи с этим мошенничество с LEGO Coin не затронуло жителей РФ, которые не пользовались VPN при посещении ресурса.

LEGO Coin предположительно создали на блокчейне BNB Smart Chain. Запас токенов ограничен 100 трлн, однако команда проекта не подтвердила данные о циркулирующем предложении цифровых активов, и они не были добавлены на криптовалютные биржи, поэтому их курс неизвестен.

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