Beware of LIT Airdrop Phishing Scams - GoPlus Releases Security Tips

GasFeeLady · 2025-12-30T07:00:08+00:00

【Crypto World】Recently, security organization GoPlus issued an important alert, warning users to beware of scams impersonating LIT airdrops. The airdrop distribution of the Lighter token LIT has been fully completed, and users do not need to actively claim it.Where is the problem? Many fake official and foundation Twitter accounts have appeared on the market. These accounts send out various links for claiming airdrops and checking eligibility. Once you click on them, it’s very easy to be scammed. Some people even directly transfer assets, which is a typical scam tactic.How to protect yourself? The most straightforward way is to carefully verify the official website address before claiming any airdrop. Make sure you are visiting the genuine official website, not those phishing sites with slight misspellings. Being cautious can reduce your risk.

GasFeeLady

2025-12-30 07:00:08

【币界】最近安全机构GoPlus发布了一份重要警报，提醒广大用户要警惕那些冒充LIT空投名义的诈骗活动。Lighter代币LIT的空投分发工作已经全部完成，用户根本不需要主动去申领。

问题在哪呢？市面上已经出现了大量假冒官方和基金会的推特账号，这些账号会发出各种空投领取、资格查询的链接，一旦你点进去就很容易被骗。有些人甚至会直接转账资产，这就是典型的诈骗套路。

怎么保护自己？最直接的办法就是在领取任何空投前，一定要仔细核对官网地址。确保你访问的是真正的官方网站，而不是那些一字之差的钓鱼网站。多一份谨慎，就能少一份风险。

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OldLeekMaster

· 01-01 10:33

Another wave of phishing, these people really go to great lengths

LIT has already been distributed and they're still scamming, outrageous

The URL with just one letter difference is the easiest trap to fall into, my friend fell for it this way

Airdrops never proactively seek you out, just remember this point

Don't click on unfamiliar links, and you've already won half the battle

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BlockDetective

· 01-01 08:50

Another wave of airdrop scams, this time it's LIT. Truly outrageous.

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Wait, wasn't the LIT airdrop completed long ago? Those scammers are really yesterday's news, still out here scamming newbies.

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A phishing site with just one letter difference—so old school, yet some people still fall for it. How can they not learn?

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Rechecking the official website address doesn't hurt; after all, it only takes a few seconds.

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To those guys who just transfer directly—I'm really hopeless. What era are we in?

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GoPlus's warning came in time, but honestly, it was too late; probably someone has already been scammed.

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All the phishing accounts are on Twitter, impersonating and scamming. Platform management really can't keep up.

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Remember, you won't get a free lunch from the sky, especially when airdrops have long been distributed.

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GateUser-44a00d6c

· 2025-12-30 07:30

Coming back with this again? LIT has already been distributed, and they're still scamming. These people really go to any lengths.

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CrashHotline

· 2025-12-30 07:29

Another wave? The LIT airdrop has already ended, and people are still phishing. It's really outrageous.

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BlockchainDecoder

· 2025-12-30 07:28

From a technical perspective, the essence of this type of phishing attack is a combination of DNS spoofing and social engineering. Data shows that the similarity of phishing websites can reach over 99%, making it almost impossible for ordinary users to identify with the naked eye. It is worth noting that the warning from GoPlus this time reflects the information asymmetry issue within the entire airdrop ecosystem. Readers are advised to refer to relevant research in the cybersecurity field—genuine official channels should involve multi-channel verification rather than relying on a single link. In summary, we indeed need to develop a habitual awareness of link scrutiny.

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GasGrillMaster

· 2025-12-30 07:28

Another round of airdrop scams? Come on, these days clicking a link is like playing Russian roulette.

Even after distributing all the LIT, people are still phishing—it's outrageous.

Make sure to keep a close eye on the official website address; missing just one character could be disastrous.

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hodl_therapist

· 2025-12-30 07:17

Another wave of scams, really need to grow a brain.

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