Unveiling the Theft U Deception Industry Chain
It takes five minutes to deposit 500,000 U.S. dollars into a bank, but clicking on the stolen U-link takes less than one second to disappear.
Now scammers in China are upgrading from traditional telecom fraud to virtual currency fraud. Hello everyone, today I will reveal the complete chain of theft and fraud.
First of all, we need to understand what 'daou' means. Simply put, it refers to the act of stealing or transferring USDT from others' digital wallets using various means. So why do scammers target USDT for theft and fraud? The reason is simple: virtual currencies are not protected by Chinese law. When victims report the case domestically, many police officers are unaware of what USDT is. Some police officers will directly inform you that it is not protected by law and will not initiate an investigation. Therefore, victims often have no choice but to accept their misfortune.
Now I will reveal the top 3 most common types of eyewash that are currently deceiving the most people, which are QR code theft, clipboard virus, and fake Wallet. If there are more eyewash, feel free to share the revelations in the comments section below.
Let's start with the first type. The QR code contract authorizes the theft of U. The most common scenario is that scammers send you a QR code during a transaction, asking you to scan it. This is not a transfer, but a Smart Contract that controls your Wallet. Moreover, all QR code transfer requests that prompt you to transfer to a third party are fraudulent. When we analyze this stolen U QR code, it resolves to a third-party redirect link. A normal QR code resolves to a transfer Address. This kind of eyewash often appears with newbies, who often think that virtual currency means high returns with no risk, and they are easily fooled by a few words from scammers. After being scammed, they often thank the scammer.
The second type is clipboard virus, usually scammers will send you some Trojan virus files, the names of these Trojan virus files are very suggestive. But as long as you download and open them, any transfer link you copy in the future will become his. Just like this, even though I copied the last three digits as 123, it turned into 567 when pasted. So everyone must not click on download links and files randomly, which can avoid these problems.
The last and also the most high-incidence area of fraud is the fake Wallet theft area. Because Cold Wallets are all Open Source, it is relatively simple to counterfeit one. And this kind of eyewash is usually a chain scam that newbies cannot see through at all, because the high returns promised by scammers have already fooled the newbies into actively downloading the fake Wallet. There is no problem with the small amount transfers in the early stage of the fake Wallet. But once a large amount is deposited into your Wallet, the fake Wallet will directly block your account, asking you to pay the so-called Margin for unfreezing, and then it transforms from a scam to a Ponzi scheme. Until you have emptied your entire savings and have no money left to pay the deposit, will you realize that you have been deceived. But by then, it's already too late.
So, in the end, I also remind everyone not to believe in the so-called overnight wealth. Before you are attracted by the high returns of virtual currency, scammers may have targeted your principal. Well, that's all for this issue. If this article is helpful to you, please support it with a like, comment, and share. More updates on eyewash will be continued.
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It takes five minutes to deposit 500,000 U.S. dollars into a bank, but clicking on the stolen U-link takes less than one second to disappear.
Now scammers in China are upgrading from traditional telecom fraud to virtual currency fraud. Hello everyone, today I will reveal the complete chain of theft and fraud.
First of all, we need to understand what 'daou' means. Simply put, it refers to the act of stealing or transferring USDT from others' digital wallets using various means. So why do scammers target USDT for theft and fraud? The reason is simple: virtual currencies are not protected by Chinese law. When victims report the case domestically, many police officers are unaware of what USDT is. Some police officers will directly inform you that it is not protected by law and will not initiate an investigation. Therefore, victims often have no choice but to accept their misfortune.
Now I will reveal the top 3 most common types of eyewash that are currently deceiving the most people, which are QR code theft, clipboard virus, and fake Wallet. If there are more eyewash, feel free to share the revelations in the comments section below.
Let's start with the first type. The QR code contract authorizes the theft of U. The most common scenario is that scammers send you a QR code during a transaction, asking you to scan it. This is not a transfer, but a Smart Contract that controls your Wallet. Moreover, all QR code transfer requests that prompt you to transfer to a third party are fraudulent. When we analyze this stolen U QR code, it resolves to a third-party redirect link. A normal QR code resolves to a transfer Address. This kind of eyewash often appears with newbies, who often think that virtual currency means high returns with no risk, and they are easily fooled by a few words from scammers. After being scammed, they often thank the scammer.
The second type is clipboard virus, usually scammers will send you some Trojan virus files, the names of these Trojan virus files are very suggestive. But as long as you download and open them, any transfer link you copy in the future will become his. Just like this, even though I copied the last three digits as 123, it turned into 567 when pasted. So everyone must not click on download links and files randomly, which can avoid these problems.
The last and also the most high-incidence area of fraud is the fake Wallet theft area. Because Cold Wallets are all Open Source, it is relatively simple to counterfeit one. And this kind of eyewash is usually a chain scam that newbies cannot see through at all, because the high returns promised by scammers have already fooled the newbies into actively downloading the fake Wallet. There is no problem with the small amount transfers in the early stage of the fake Wallet. But once a large amount is deposited into your Wallet, the fake Wallet will directly block your account, asking you to pay the so-called Margin for unfreezing, and then it transforms from a scam to a Ponzi scheme. Until you have emptied your entire savings and have no money left to pay the deposit, will you realize that you have been deceived. But by then, it's already too late.
So, in the end, I also remind everyone not to believe in the so-called overnight wealth. Before you are attracted by the high returns of virtual currency, scammers may have targeted your principal. Well, that's all for this issue. If this article is helpful to you, please support it with a like, comment, and share. More updates on eyewash will be continued.
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