PANews reported on February 8th that Scam Sniffer's January security report indicated a surge in signature-based phishing attacks, with 4,741 victims suffering PANews reported on February 8th that Scam Sniffer's January security report indicated a surge in signature-based phishing attacks, with 4,741 victims suffering
Scam Sniffer: 4,741 users lost $6.27 million to signature-based phishing attacks in January.
PANews reported on February 8th that Scam Sniffer's January security report indicated a surge in signature-based phishing attacks, with 4,741 victims suffering a total loss of $6.27 million, a 207% increase compared to December. Additionally, one user lost $12.25 million in January due to copying an incorrect address from a transaction record. In December, another victim lost $50 million for the same reason.
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