Russian Hackers Behind Trending Zoom Link Phishing Attack

SlowMist has analyzed the trending Zoom Link phishing attacks. Evidence suggests Russian hackers are behind the trending Zoom Link phishing attacks. Zoom Link hackers have stolen over $1 million from victims. Blockchain security firm SlowMist has analyzed the trending phishing attacks involving hackers that mimic the Zoom online meeting platform, using the process to steal crucial data of victims and, in some cases, their crypto assets. In a recent post, SlowMist highlighted a victim’s experience and explained how the criminals operate. 屋漏偏逢连夜雨 早上起来发现推特被盗了，找回推特后，发现钱包被盗了，损失 1 M Usd0++ ，钱应该是找不回了 事件逻辑是昨晚黑客伪装了一个推特，一眼看过去没问题，通过我的推特互动信息，伪装我是 XX… — Lsp (@lsp8940) December 24, 2024 The cited case involved a user on X who hackers lured into clicking on a disguised link that looked like an invitation to an online meeting on Zoom. Narrating his ordeal, the victim stated that the hackers hijacked his accounts and stole his cryptocurrencies. Hence, he advised users to be vigilant and avoid clicking on … The post Russian Hackers Behind Trending Zoom Link Phishing Attack appeared first on Coin Edition .