Phishing and fake support

Lesson 1 of 3 · 5 min

Phishing

A phishing site copies a real one and steals what you type. Signs:

A slightly different domain (coinharb0r, coin-harbor-bonus…).
Links from ads, direct messages or “urgent” emails.
A request for your seed phrase or for “wallet verification”.

Type important addresses yourself or use bookmarks.

Fake support

Scammers watch public chats and message people who ask for help. Real support does not write first and never asks for passwords, codes or seed phrases.

Two-factor codes

A 2FA code sent to you is only for you. Anyone asking for it is trying to sign in as you.

For education only. Not financial advice.