Quote from: fraggyb on June 18, 2018, 07:15:37 PM

Hello friends, I want to tell an obvious fact. If you want to save your coins, you should pay attention to the security of your electronic wallet, namely, beware when using third-party software.

Yes. Agreed.

And, look out for phishing and scam sites, and lately I am also seeing a lot of scam "airdrops" doing this, i.e. they are claiming that they need the private keys to your ETH wallet so that they can "verify" you to send you their free tokens. Argh!! Just today I found another scam "airdrop" for Zilliqa (the newest scam site targeting Zilliqa that I just found, zilliqa.online , claims they need your private key to your ERC-20 compatible wallet to send you "free" "airdrop" ZIL. Info about this may have been posted somewhere on here already, but just in case, I thought I would shout it out to everyone here to avoid it. I don't know much about the REAL Zilliqa project, as it is not one I've researched at all, but this zilliqa.online site is definitely a scam.)

I know this is obvious to many of us, but to newbies-- just remember to NEVER GIVE ANYONE YOUR PRIVATE KEY(S). If a project or website is asking for this info, they ARE going to scam you. I don't care how legit it might look. If someone gets your private key, they own everything in your wallet.

Peace, y'all.