SCAM ALERT! Reminder: Never Trust Unknown Links!

Words
184
Reading
1 min
2h
Listen to this post
~1 min

thedigitalartist-scam-7256138.png

User karenb54@karenb54 had been spamming links to a "Hive airdrop" in comments. This is a scam. Do not click. Do not enter your keys. No one needs your private keys to send you anything, just your user name. There are no limited-time airdrops, and scammers love to use high-pressure tactics to give a sense of urgency while appealing to greed or fear in order to get you to do something stupid. Always be alert!

If you did enter your keys, I hope it wasn't your Owner Key, because now you need to update all of your other keys. The real website to do that is wallet.hive.blog. You will need your Owner Key to change the rest, and then you will need to write down and save your new keys securely so you can log into your account again with safe credentials.

Image credit: Pixabay

dizzy d20 128.png

HIVE | PeakD | Ecency | LEO

If you're not on Hive yet, I invite you to join through InLeo or PeakD. If you use either of my referral links, I'll even try to delegate some Hive Power to help you get started.

SCAM ALERT! Reminder: Never Trust Unknown Links! | Ecency