Ripple CTO Emeritus Warns of Phishing Scam on SecuX Wallet App
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Ripple's senior cryptographer, David Schwartz, informed XRP holders about the fake SecuX notification and scam link that requested a 12 or 24-word recovery phrase.
Ripple CTO Emeritus Warns of Phishing Scam on SecuX Wallet App
David Schwartz, the former Chief Technology Officer of Ripple, has raised an alert after encountering a suspicious notification on his Android device, appearing to originate from the SecuX wallet application. The notification redirected users to a fraudulent webpage where they were asked to enter a 12 or 24-word recovery phrase, posing a significant security risk. […]Continue Reading:Ripple CTO Emeritus Warns of Phishing Scam on SecuX Wallet App
🚨 David Schwartz announced that a fake link was found in a notification that appeared to be from SecuX. 📱 The message asked the user to enter a 12 or 24-word phrase from wallets also used by $XRP investors. 🛠️ SecuX announced emergency maintenance for its application on October 16th and later reported that the service had returned to normal. Read More: David Schwartz warns against fake link after SecuX alert The article "David Schwartz warns …
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