Looks like the guy who lost ~$2m of ape NFTs was hit by classic phishing
If you're going to hold a sizable portion of your net worth on anything relating to a blockchain you really do need deep personal information security knowledge
Avoiding phishing schemes like this is hard!
If you're going to hold a sizable portion of your net worth on anything relating to a blockchain you really do need deep personal information security knowledge
Avoiding phishing schemes like this is hard!
https://twitter.com/chefdavenyc/status/1476464575956541445
Think about the depth of knowledge needed to spot the trick in this URL
You need to understand that URLs go https:// then hostname then / then path - so you also need to understand what URLs are, and what they do, and how they can mislead
This is professional web engineer stuff
You need to understand that URLs go https:// then hostname then / then path - so you also need to understand what URLs are, and what they do, and how they can mislead
This is professional web engineer stuff
Another example of why my second biggest criticism of this proposed golden blockchain future - after the horrific environmental impact - is that it's just completely unsafe for regular people to use for anything valuable at all
Really like how Jason words this
https://twitter.com/jasoncwarner/status/1476684336288059392
Extremely relevant to this topic, this reminder from @NNgroup that only 5% of the population in this research had "high" computer skills, which are still massively less sophisticated than the skills needed to stay safe in an adversarial world that wants to steal your crypto
https://twitter.com/dynamicwebpaige/status/1476838657051054110
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