Wallet hacker made $58 million from phishing links on Google Search and X ads

According to Scam Sniffer monitoring, a wallet hacker is related to phishing activities on Google search and X advertising, and has stolen about 58 million US dollars from more than 63,000 victims in 9 months.

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