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- 🏆 Gate Wins “Best Crypto Exchange 2025”!
Gate has been awarded Best Crypto Exchange 2025 at the E-Business Awards by Entrepreneur Middle East, recognizing Gate’s achievements in security, compliance, and user trust.
Thank you to our global community — we’ll keep building a safer, more reliable crypto experience!
- Growth Points Round 1️⃣ 1️⃣ Summer Lucky Grand Draw is on fire!
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Ends on June 4th, 16:00 UTC. Try your luck now!
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- Earning Growth Points can win an iPhone 16?
Gate Post Growth Points Summer Lucky Draw Round 1️⃣ 1️⃣ Is Live!
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nick.eth was exposed to a high-imitation Google official phishing attack, warning users to beware of "legitimate domain name traps"
PANews reported on April 16 that ENS developer nick.eth posted a warning that it had recently suffered a highly simulated phishing attack, in which the attacker exploited a vulnerability in Google's infrastructure to disguise itself as an official email and bypass DKIM verification, and the email was sent by the no-reply@google.com and was deemed secure by Gmail. The embedded link in the email points to a phishing page under the "google.com" subdomain, directing the user to a simulated login screen to steal credentials. nick.eth urges users to be vigilant and not to trust domain names.