As network hackers well push a phishing connection to the Arirum official inconsistent server, the warning of login password community to falsely report Arirum (ARB) airdrop materials becomes a reality.

On March 25th CetriK, a security company dedicated to blockchain technology, revealed that a phishing connection could be spread through an Arirum Discord web server. It is suspected that the discordant account of a developer of hacked Arirum was used to share false postings containing phishing connections.

This discordant Internet phishing message pushes "the opportunity to re-claim additional shares in Arirum DAO regulation companies" while listing the problems with the initial token claim fitness exercise. However, using URL to misspell Arirum as "Arbtirum" is also a common deception technique in Internet phishing attacks.

Clicking on this phishing link usually takes the unsuspecting victim's navigation bar to a bogus web site, prompting it to type in private information, such as the public key of the wallet.

However, according to Cointelegraph's further data survey, clicking on Arirum's phishing link will send the customer to a vacant website with "Astaghfiullah" on it, which translates as "I am still looking for tolerance from the Creator." In modern times, it can also be used to express disbelief or unwillingness, according to the Wikipedia Dictionary.

Until Arirum responds further, it is proposed that investors do not have to communicate with the public announcement. As cyber hackers want to profit from hot spots, investors must pay close attention to meaningless ideas and deceptions.

Arirum didn't respond to Cointelegraph's request for comment.

In addition, two airdrop hunters managed to capture ARB worth about $3.3 million.

According to Cointelegraph, one wallet received $2 million in ARB, while the other collected tokens worth about $1.38 million.

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