Các quảng cáo tiền điện tử giả trên Google tiếp tục gia tăng, $400K bị đánh cắp thông qua trang lừa đảo Uniswap

The Huoxing Finance report states that on May 26, on-chain analyst "b-block" posted on a social media platform on Monday that a counterfeit Uniswap website is stealing funds from multiple wallets, with the scammer's held assets exceeding $400,000. Stacy Muur, founder of Web3 marketing agency Green Dots, shared screenshots of fake sponsored search results, criticizing Google for years of neglect on this issue, allowing fraudulent links to rank above legitimate ones and leading to ongoing user losses. According to Etherscan data, the two flagged addresses collectively hold approximately 146 ETH, valued at around $306,000. DeFiLlama notes that fake ads on Google are a common source of phishing attacks. The crypto nonprofit Security Alliance (SEAL) reported in April that phishing activity on Google searches "significantly increased" in March, with attackers using paid or compromised legitimate ad accounts to deploy highly deceptive fake ads that bypass Google's automated checks by using seemingly legitimate URLs and loading malicious payloads via hidden iframes. SEAL has blocked over 356 malicious ad links and stated that the weekly volume of Google ads deployed by attackers has remained stable for over a year, with no signs of slowdown. It was reported that between March 13 and March 30 alone, total stolen funds reached $1.27 million. Additionally, earlier this month, a "malicious ad" campaign targeting Mac users emerged, leveraging Google ads and shared chats with the AI chatbot Claude. Malwarebytes reports also indicate that Facebook is similarly a major hotspot for fake ads and scams.