Quote from: coupable on October 31, 2019, 12:45:28 PM

Just before about one hour, i have received an email from a strange address (xxxx@yahoo.com) asking me to participate in the giveaway made by Brave browser team. The email was also sent to many other addresses as shown in the details option. This is the body of email:

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Distribution of 1500 BAT tokens from the Brave team after installing the browser.
The official Brave team is pleased to welcome you!

We are in a hurry to inform you of the completion of the Bounty project together with AirDrop. In this regard, we are distributing 1,500 BAT tokens to everyone who fulfills several simple conditions.

The first condition is to install (update) on your Windows or MacOS our browser of the latest version.

After installing (updating) the browser, you also need to go through a free registration during which you indicate your Twitter @Name, BitcointalkUsername and ETH address. This allows you to get 1,500 BAT tokens for you.

Download (update) on your Windows or MacOS, go through registration and get 1500 BAT tokens to your account.

We indicated the link to download or update below in our official form.

Official Brave Form:

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfKjAiVEVmlW8Y_u5NBsVqfWsT30-wxVjHFGMJEc2iq0nqw7w/viewform

Thank you for participating!

The official Brave team.

By following the form link, you will be asked to install/update a brave browser from an unknown/unofficial source. Please don't use those links, this is a try to set malwares in your device. Be careful !

I just received the same email. Usually, the recipient, is a huge list of address. If is that the case, ignore it. There are High chances to click in a malicious link.