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Ledger emails and phishing: How users can recognize fake Ledger emails

Phishing emails impersonating Ledger are on the rise. Scammers are exploiting trust, fear, and time pressure to trick users into taking risky actions. The emails appear deceptively genuine but lead to fake websites. The most important rule: Ledger never requests security-related actions via email. Anyone receiving suspicious Ledger emails should remain vigilant, avoid clicking on links, and thoroughly investigate the email.

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