Nansen phishing emails flood crypto investors’ inboxes

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Various users of the crypto analytics platform Nansen have gotten phishing emails from scammers pitching an “unique chance” to participate in the fictitious “Nansen Airdrop.” On Nov. 23, crypto community members on X (previously Twitter) flagged a continuous phishing campaign targeting Nansen users. Source: @offiercia (X) The screenshot of the Nansen phishing e-mail shared with Cointelegraph reveals the sender was “mail@networkforgood.com,” an e-mail address entirely unrelated to the original analytics platform.It said that for the next 48 hours, users could declare a guaranteed designated quantity of phony NANSEN tokens.