Beware of new types of phishing scams targeting wallets! Recently, a new 2FA fraud method has become popular against mainstream wallets. The scammer team meticulously forges security alert pages, making it difficult to distinguish real from fake, then lures you into completing the so-called two-factor authentication. The entire process looks very official, but the real goal is to steal your mnemonic phrase.

This type of scam is quite covert: it starts with a fake security warning, gradually guiding you into a false verification process. Once the mnemonic phrase falls into the scammer's hands, your assets are directly exposed to risk. They can take whatever is in your wallet at will.

Protection tips are simple—remember these points: Official sources will never proactively ask for your mnemonic phrase, nor will they prompt you to re-verify via pop-up windows; any security alert should be checked directly on the official website, avoid clicking any links; a good habit is to store large assets in cold wallets or hardware wallets, which can significantly reduce risk.