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Fake support screen sharing

A supposed support agent asks to watch or control the screen.

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  1. Overview
  2. Why it matters
  3. What to check
  4. Sources

Overview

A supposed support agent asks to watch or control the screen.

Why it matters

The attacker observes recovery material or guides irreversible transfers.

What to check

Record the contact and remote tool; legitimate support does not need a seed phrase.

Sources

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A promoted mint asks for broad permissions or transfers unrelated to the purchase.

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