So there's a fraudulent website pretending to be Trust Wallet that asks for your secret phrase. Some innocent people think it's legitimate. The logs are accessible through the website, meaning anyone can see the private keys that were entered.
I tested those keys and found that two had transactions. One of them still has BTC today.
Keep your keys safe guys. Store them offline.
Alezkar
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2025-01-18 21:52:09
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2025-01-18 21:52:09Event JSON
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