India’s cybercrime unit warned of rising Trust Wallet scams using fake “verification” links. Attackers contact users via P2P platforms, shift chats to WhatsApp/Telegram, then trick them into approving malicious permissions. Once granted, wallet drainer scripts instantly transfer funds.
India Warns of Trust Wallet Scam Using Fake Verification Links
By:CoinEdition
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