What happened
Security researcher @harugasumi posted on X on 11 November 2026 about phishing emails impersonating Trust Wallet, the cryptocurrency wallet, with subjects such as '[Important notice] Trust Wallet usage confirmation request'. According to the post, the emails lead to the phishing site hxxps://trustwallet.com-users[.]vip/. Despite starting with 'trustwallet.com', the real domain is com-users.vip, which is not operated by Trust Wallet. The domain also appears on the Phishing Army extended blocklist, a public phishing domain blocklist. Never enter a wallet recovery phrase on a website, and use only the official Trust Wallet app.
How the scam works
Wallet and exchange phishing pages often follow an email, comment or advert that says you must confirm your account, update an app or claim a token credit. The page may ask for a recovery phrase, a private key or a password. Official wallet apps and hardware devices never need those words to be typed into a website. Close the page, open only the official app or a bookmark you already use, and if you entered a phrase treat the wallet as compromised and move funds to a new wallet whose phrase you created offline, if you still can.
The address trustwallet.com-users.vip is built to look as if it is part of trustwallet.com, but the real registered domain is com-users.vip and is not operated by Trust Wallet. Trust Wallet was impersonated and is not involved. The same domain also appears on the Phishing Army extended blocklist. Similar wallet lures flagged the same day include a fake Magic Eden page and a fake Ledger Live download page.
Source
Public post on X, 11 November 2026: https://x.com/harugasumi/status/2120508187933831651
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