Exodus has issued a warning to users, via its official Twitter account, to be aware of scammers. It appears that users of Exodus have been receiving emails that look like they are from Exodus.
\r\nThe warning asks users not to click any links within an email or to reply with any personal information. The Exodus team has stated that they will never send emails directly to users, apart from when backup links have been requested. They have also asked users to report any emails to their support team.
\r\nThe full impact of the spam emails is not currently known. All users have been advised not ever to share private keys or 12-word seed phrase. Users have also been asked to update the version to the 1.44.1 version of the digital currency wallet, as it is not believed that there is an immediate security risk.
\r\nExodus has recently upgraded to the latest version in an attempt to align with some of the up-and-coming digital assets, as well as offering a balance split of Bitcoin Gold. As many amateur cryptocurrency investors use the Exodus service, it was an attractive target for scammers. Luckily, no one has suffered from this attempt.
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