Just a day after Aave announced it had surpassed $60 billion in net deposits across 14 networks, scammers launched a phishing campaign targeting its users. Security firm PeckShield reported that fake Aave investment platforms were promoted through Google Ads, tricking users with phishing links. Aave’s deposits have more than tripled since August 2024, jumping from $18 billion to $60 billion, making it the first DeFi protocol to reach that level, unfortunately, also drawing cybercriminal attention.
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