Nansen’s customers get phishing emails after third-party vendor leak
Scammers have started targeting Nansen’s customers via email by offering fake airdrops after the firm’s third-party vendor suffered data leak. Cybercriminals are sending out phishing emails to Nansen customers exposed in a recent data breach related to one of the firm’s third-party vendors. According to web3 threat researcher Officer’s Notes, the customer s who were exposed in the data breach have started receiving phishing emails , claiming they are “eligible” to participate in an airdrop from Nansen. Users have reported receiving phishing emails from fake @nansen_ai today… stay safe! FYI @ASvanevik pic.twitter.com/jqVRVE9by9 — Officer's Notes (@officer_cia) November 24, 2023 The fake letter from Nansen says customer s can now claim their $NANSEN token as part of an “exclusive opportunity,” attaching a malicious link. According to reports on X, the scammers are distributing the phishing letters via an email apparently ...