🔖 Bookmark this. It's important. Phishing attempts are on the rise…. Recent weeks have seen a sharp rise in phishing scams targeting Trezor users. Stay informed to keep your crypto secure. Here’s what you need to know: 🧵👇.

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Keep your wallet backup secure and offline. Stay vigilant, and take control of your crypto. Thank you for choosing Trezor! 💪. ⚠️ END OF THREAD ⚠️ 12/12.

👉 Adding phishing alerts to Trezor Suite and Stay safe. We want to reassure you that there has been no recent breach of the email database. The phishing attempts we’ve seen are widespread across the crypto industry. 11/12.

What we are doing. We’re fighting back these scams by:. 👉 Partnering with @PhishFort to take down phishing sites (~48.79 hours per takedown).👉 Reporting scam domains and fake listings.👉 Submitting phishing ads for removal. 10/12.

Trezor Suite downloads. You’ll rarely need to download Trezor Suite—usually just once during setup or for a new computer. Always download from nowhere else. 👉 9/12.

⚠️ We will never ask for your wallet backup. Be cautious, even if domains look legit. 8/12.

How to spot a scam. Always verify senders and links:. ✅ Official Trezor emails: noreply@trezor.io.✅ Official site: Scammers often use similar-sounding domain names, but it's easier to filter if you verify the address. 7/12.

Feeling pressured? Pause. Scammers use fear and urgency to trick you. If you get a message demanding fast action:. 📞 Hang up calls.💬 Ignore DMs.📧 Close email tabs. Take a breath. Verify on your terms. If your wallet backup is offline and secure, your crypto is safe. 6/12.

Red flags. Scammers may ask for:. 🚩“Recovery key,” “backup code,” or “passphrase”.🚩Passwords or 2FA codes.🚩Personal info disguised as a “bug fix” or “security check”. If anyone asks for these, it’s a scam. Never share sensitive info. 5/12.

⚠️ NEVER share your wallet backup, aka recovery seed (12/20/24 words). It’s only entered on your Trezor device during wallet recovery, which is rare. 4/12.

👉 Phishing ads and fake apps/websites.👉 Bogus social media profiles impersonating our team. The common trick. Phishing emails often come from legitimate email platforms using trusted-sounding domains. They look real but aren’t. 3/12.

What’s happening?. Scammers are impersonating exchanges, Trezor Support, other wallet brands, and even our team. They’re using:. 👉 Fake emails (“AI Wallet Update,” “Security Incident”).👉 Scam calls pretending to be support.👉 Counterfeit Trezor devices on retail sites. 2/12.

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