Inside the Anatomy of the MetaMask Phishing Scheme
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According to SlowMist, the phishing emails closely imitate official MetaMask communications, complete with branding, logos, and professional formatting. The messages claim users must enable 2FA immediately to avoid account restrictions, pushing victims to click malicious links.
Once clicked, users are taken to a spoofed website hosted on a lookalike domain differing by just one letter from the real MetaMask site. The final step prompts users to enter their seed phrase under the guise of completing “2FA verification,” handing attackers full control of the wallet.
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the scary part is how legit these emails look now, branding game is on point