#加密资产安全 North Korean hackers routinely impersonate Zoom to scam users, and $300 million just disappeared like that. This serves as a warning to the crypto community — when engaging in new interactive projects, security awareness must be at its highest.

The tactics are very clear: familiar Telegram messages → Zoom call invitation → fake patch files → malware installation → loss of private keys. Once phished, all the hard-earned airdrops are lost, and account assets are directly wiped out.

Here are some solid recommendations for everyone:

**First, refuse any unfamiliar Zoom invitations**. Even from known contacts, verify authenticity. Confirm via text, don’t rush into voice calls.

**Second, never download any "patch files"**. Official updates come through official channels; they won’t be sent via temporary call files.

**Third, isolate your wallet before sensitive operations**. Use a test account to verify new interactions; transfer large amounts only after confirming assets are secure.

**Fourth, verifying your Telegram account is crucial**. Check profile picture, account age, verification badge. Be cautious of hacked accounts and new accounts.

Crypto gains are small, but falling for scams is not worth the loss. Security first — airdrops are a long-term game.