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Fake website sells the stolen bitcoins from Binance

Many people wonder what happened to the 7000 bitcoins (BTC) stolen from Binance and there is now a fake website trying to sell them at bargain prices.

It is indeed a fake website, so in reality, it seems that this HackTeam is not in possession of the 7000 BTCs, not least because in the meantime Whale Alert is trying to track them down.

According to the website page, HackTeam is trying to sell the 7000 BTCs, deriving from the recent Binance hack with a 70% discount. This cost is payable in ethereum (ETH).

This fake website was created on May 14th, 2019 and its server is located in Russia. For those who use the MetaMask plugin, a warning will appear about how this site is on their Ethereum Phishing warning list.

By proceeding beyond the warning message, or if the plugin is not installed, the fake website asks to enter a bitcoin address to receive the transaction and then redirects to the ethereum address page for the payment.

By checking the address of the scammers, they have already collected 4 ethereum (ETH) in less than 24 hours, for a total of about $1000 dollars.

Alfredo de Candia
Alfredo de Candia
Android developer da oltre 8 anni sul playstore di Google con una decina di app, Alfredo a 21 anni ha scalato il Monte Fuji seguendo il detto "Chi scala il monte Fuji una volta nella vita è un uomo saggio, chi lo scala due volte è un pazzo". Tra le sue app troviamo un dizionario di giapponese, un database di spam e virus, il più completo database sui compleanni di serie Anime e Manga e un database sulle shitcoin. Miner della domenica, Alfredo ha una forte passione per le crypto ed è un fan di EOS.
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