There is circulated bulk mail going around disguised to be a newsletter from
https://www.blockchain.com. The mail is said to notify the receiver to claim a sum of DOGE coin for their usage of
https://www.blockchain.com.
Clicking on the link takes you here:-
https://login.xn--bockchan-i2a75f.cam/#/login which is a pseudo website of blockchain meant to steal your wallet details and password. Ensure you do not fall for this.
Ensure you check any websites very well to ensure you're logging on to the right website before inputting your login details in order to avoid loss of your accounts to malicious spam messages senders.
It is obvious that anyone who checks what they are doing would be smart enough to know where they are, it could be exactly the same website but you would know from the links of it and phishing of it as well.
I have received a million mails probably from "apple" that was fully fake, all they wanted was for me to connect my apple to their website so that they could buy their own app from store and get money from that, it has been a tactic for years, probably over a decade, and same mail phishing is something that we do for a long time now as well, there is really no way to spot the difference unless you check the link itself.
I am smarter now so instead of actually clicking, I just hover my mouse on it and on the left bottom side it shows where it directs, so I understand that its phishing even before I click the website because you can see it when you face that too many times and gain experience.
