Crypto “Giveaway” Scams Net Thousands for Scammers

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Overview 

Early in 2018, Proofpoint researchers observed a rise in so-called “cryptocurrency giveaway scams.” The scams often target users of Ethereum and Bitcoin and typically request that victims send a small amount of the currency in exchange for a much larger payout in the same cryptocurrency. While threat actors frequently distribute coin mining malware or engage in credential phishing for cryptocurrency wallets and exchanges, the giveaway scams represent a new tactic for cryptocurrency theft reminiscent of the “419” scams common 10 to 15 years ago. The success of this scam shows that threat actors continue to look for new ways to exploit the human factor -- and people are inclined to fall for scams that can net them hot commodities like cryptocurrencies. 

Cryptocurrency giveaway scam activity appears to have peaked in April of this year, but given rebounding cryptocurrency values and ongoing interest in these currencies, we will continue to monitor related schemes. To date, we have identified a number of patterns that may be of use to those tracking this and similar activities as many actors appear to be engaging in these schemes. 

The scam usually begins with a tweet or email enticing the victim to send cryptocurrency to a wallet with the promise that more will be sent back. We frequently observed these tweets originating with fake accounts designed to generate clicks and retweets. Figure 1 shows Twitter conversation threads laying the social engineering groundwork for nearly identical scams run by two threat actors. 

 

Figure 1: Twitter conversation threads demonstrating the similarity of scams among multiple actors 

A Twitter search for “eth left” or “sent 5 got 50” demonstrates the sheer number of actors engaging in these scams. 

 

Figure 2: Fake Twitter accounts promoting their scam landing pages 

Many accounts will impersonate exchanges, currencies, cryptocurrency founders, developers, celebrities, and products to try to get users to click. Below, fake accounts respond to tweets from legitimate accounts to insert themselves into conversations and confuse Twitter users who might accidentally click on replies from fraudulent accounts with the same avatar. 

 

Figure 3: Fake Twitter accounts attempting to steal clicks from legitimate accounts 

Some scammers still opt to use link shorteners like bit.ly, which currently show very low click volumes. Others may chose to use an image to show users where to go in an attempt to evade restrictions Twitter imposes on some URLs linked directly in tweets (Figure 4). 

 

Figure 4: Fake exchange account promoting scam with image 

When a user clicks the link or enters the URL from the image, they are generally taken to a landing page like the one shown in Figure 5. The template attempts to establish legitimacy by showing a number of fake transactions, falsely suggesting that large amounts of coins are being sent back to those who send small amounts of coins to the scammer’s wallet. 

 

Figure 5: Typical cryptocurrency giveaway scam template 

Figures 6 through 10 show several additional templates in circulation. 

 

Figure 6: BTC variation on the typical giveaway scam template 

 

Figure 7: BTC giveaway variant 

 

Figure 8: Fake partnership variant hosted on a free webhost 

 

Figure 9: ETH giveaway variant 

 

Figure 10: Kucoin cryptocurrency exchange giveaway variant 

In other cases, scammers do not promise rewards but instead emulate crowdfunding models, as in Figure 11 that shows a page promising to help free Julian Assange. 

 

Figure 11: Julian Assange BTC donation fundraising variant 

Others leverage celebrities or popular brands in variations on the giveaway scam (Figure 12). 

 

Figure 12: Kim Dot Com ETH giveaway variant 

Domain/IP Analysis 

Although we see some IP reuse in the hosting of these landing pages, the majority of them are unique per IP. A full listing of identified domains can be found in the IOCs at the end of this report. 

 

Figure 13: Top IP addresses hosting cryptocurrency giveaway scams 

HTML Page Title Analysis 

As the pages deployed are usually very slight modifications of reused templates, examining the page titles allows us to analyze variations on the scam. The most are “please confirm the transaction” and “payment request” but we also see many variations on “[Number <9999] eth left” as the title. This would likely be the most popular page title if the specific number is disregarded. 

 

Figure 14: Most common page titles for cryptocurrency giveaway scams 

Scammer Wallet Addresses  

While some of the wallet addresses associated with these scams have very few transactions, some of them are growing and do not reflect the “giveaway” nature of the intended interaction. Figure 15 shows one example of a wallet with only incoming transactions and no giveaways. 

 

Figure 15: Active scammer-owned Ethereum wallet via etherscan.io https://etherscan.io/address/0xaf223B8B73B4bA849e69cB719D061824fFc582C3 

Typically a scammer will use a new wallet for each scam, but we also observed some reuse (Figure 16). 

 

Figure 16: Repeating ETH and BTC addresses involved in cryptocurrency giveaway scam 

In the case of an ETH wallet that appeared 10 times in our data, the wallet was dumped (all funds were removed) on May 5, 2018. The market value of Ethereum on that date was roughly US$830, making the stolen value worth roughly US$21,700. Searching through the wallet transactions, it appears that the actors may have better luck phishing with Ethereum as opposed to Bitcoin (Figure 17).  

 

 

Figure 17: Dumped cryptocurrency scam wallet 

Conclusion 

An examination of the Ethereum and Bitcoin wallets associated with these scams shows that the combination of social engineering and desire to “get rich quick” has fooled many victims into sending cryptocurrency to a growing group of actors running the modern-day equivalent of 419 scams. While many actors distribute coin-mining malware, phish for cryptocurrency wallet credentials, or steal cryptocurrencies directly, others are successfully bilking victims out of hundred of dollars at a time by offering to give away large sums of Ethereum or Bitcoin to anyone willing to send small payments in advance. These are essentially the advance fee scams that made Nigerian princes a running joke, as well as a lucrative lure for early Internet scammers.  

As with most of these scams, if it seems too good to be true, it probably is, but the appeal of nearly-free cryptocurrency and new approaches to social engineering, primarily via hijacked conversations on social media platforms, are proving too tempting for many users. 

Indicators of Compromise (IOCs)

Domains

10000ether.com

10000ether.net

3000ethereum.online

5000eth-free.kissr.com

5000ethereum.com

5000ethereum.info

5000ethereum.online

binance-bounty.com

binance-eth-giveaway.com

binance-give.com

binance-promo.info

bit-coin.vu

bit-coins.cloud

bit-coins.live

bit-coins.name

bitcoin-giveaway.com-oml.ga

bitcoin-giveaway.net

bitcoin-share.us

bitcoincash-giveaway.com-oml.ga

bitcoins-giveaway.com

bitcoins-share.com

bitcoins-shares.com

bitcoinsdrop.com

bitfinex-give.com

bitmain-btc.com

bittrex-give.com

btc-24h.com

btc-crypto-rewards.cash

btc-drop.com

btc-funds.today

btc-get.net

btc-give.com

btc-giveaway.net

btc-giving.com

btc-grant.com

btc-promos.com

btc-share.com

btc-share.us

btc-transfer.site

btcdonation.online

btcdurov.com

btcgifts.info

btcoin-free.com

btcoin.vu

btcpromoverge.com

btcs-share.com

btcsecurepay.com

btcshare.us

claim-ether.com

claim-ethereum.com

coinbase-btc-giveaway.com

coinbase-eth-giveaway.com

coinbase-eth.com

coinbase-give.com

coinreturner.com

coinsgiver.com

collect.ethforyou.com

com-ethereum.gifts

confirmeth.info

cryptocurrencies-bitcoin.com

cryptosecuretransaction.com

dragonchain.online

entryetherpromo.com

eth-coin-giveaway.com

eth-payment.online

eth-request.org

eth-secure.online

eth-securepay.com

eth-share.com

eth-share.org

eth-share.us

eth-shares.com

eth-transactionssecure.com

eth.vu

ethbtcgiveaway.com

ethc.cash

ethc.cc

ethc.fund

ethc.gift

ethc.live

ethconfirm.info

ether-free-promo.com

ether-free.com

ether-giveaway.site

ether-giveaway.tech

ether-pay.info

ether-share.com

ether-share.us

ether-transfer.info

ether-transfer.online

ether.vu

ether10000.win

ether33.online

etherbigiveaway.info

etherbonus.info

etherboosts.com

etherclaims.com

etherdrop.online

etherdrops.com

ethereum-drop.com

ethereum-drops.com

ethereum-eth.life

ethereum-free.site

ethereum-givaway.social

ethereum-giveaway.com

ethereum-giveaway.info

ethereum-giveaway.promo

ethereum-giveaway.site

ethereum-given.com

ethereum-online.site

ethereum-promo.borec.cz

ethereum-promotion.com

ethereum-promotion.info

ethereum-share.com

ethereum-wallet.cf

ethereum.org.give-eth.news

ethereum.vu

ethereum4free.site

ethereum5000.com

ethereumbonus.online

ethereumdrop.info

ethereumgive.com

ethereumgiveaway.info

ethereumgiveaway.site

ethereumgiveaway.win

ethereumpromo.info

ethereumpromo.net

ethereums-live.net

ethereums.cloud

ethereums.live

etherfaucet.tech

etherfree.online

etherfree.tech

etherfreegives.com

etherget.net

ethergiveaway.info

ethergiveaway.net

ethergiveaway.site

ethergiveaway.win

ethergiveme.com

etherium-giveaway.com-oml.ga

etherpay.site

etherpays.site

etherpromo.net

ethers-free.com

ethers-promo.com

ethers.cash

ethers.deals

ethers.fund

ethers.gift

ethers.gifts

ethers.win

ethershare.us

ethgive.online

ethgiveaway.com-limited-offer.arcepa.com

ethgiveaways.com

ethn.cash

ethn.cc

ethn.fund

ethn.gift

ethn.li

ethpayethers.com

ethpromo.com

ethpromo.org

eths.bz

eths.fyi

eths.li

ethsecure.info

ethsecurepay.com

ethtopromo.com

ethtransfer.online

event-ethereum.org.uk

free-btcs.com

free-ethereum.site

free500btc.com

freecoindrop.com

freecoiners.com

freecoingifts.com

get-5000-ethereum.com

get-5000-ethereum.org

get-5001-ethereum.com

get-5001-ethereum.org

get-5002-ethereum.org

get-bitcoin.cc

get-bitcoin.fund

get-bitcoin.gift

get-bitcoin.li

get-bitcoin.me

get-bitcoin.us

get-btc.gift

get-contestcoin.win

get-eth.online

get-eth.promo

get-ether.cash

get-ether.fund

get-ether.gift

get-ether.me

get-ether.st

get-ethereum.cc

get-ethereum.gift

get-ethereum.info

get-ethereum.org

get-ethereum.site

get-ethers.com

get-ethers.net

get-event-ethereum.info

get-event-ethereum.org

get.it-eth.com

get3000btc.com

geth.cc

geth.fyi

gether.cash

gether.cc

gether.fund

gether.gift

gether.li

give-binance.party

give-btc.info

give-eth.online

give-eth.org

give-ethereum.info

giveaway-ethereum.com

giveawayether.com

giveawayethereum.online

giveawayethereum.win

giveawaysbtc.cash

givefreebtc.com

givingawayethereum.com

got-btc.com

got-eth.com

hitbtc-give.com

johnmcabtc.com

kkucoin.info

kraken-get.com

kraken-give.com

kucoin-give.com

kucoineth.com

litecoin-giveaway.com-oml.ga

more-btc.com

myetherreward.com

myetherwallet-admin.com

paygiveaway.com

payment-ethereum.online

promo-bitcoins.com

promo-ether.com

promo-ethereum.org

promo-ethereums.com

promo-give-ethereum.org

promobtc.win

promoether.com

promotionbtc.com

quickinvest-ethereum.com

reward-btc.com

ripple-gives-btc.com

ripple-gives-eth.com

saferpayether.com

secure-give-eth.com

secureceth.com

securegeteth.com

securepay-eth.com

securepayeth.com

securepayeth.net

sophiecoin.app

start-giveaway-ethereum.org

tronfoundation.gift

trusted-ethereum-giveaway.com

vergepromobtc.com

waveswallet-free-coin.win

webcryptopayment.com

winethergiveaway.com

zclassiccoins.com

 

 

Registrants

edvinas.krivinstinas@gmail.com

ethdrop4@eth2btc.info

coub999@gmail.com

alex912@protonmail.com

ethdrop3@eth2btc.info

ulyana6zmnu@mail.ru

basmi.musnahkan@gmail.com

svogunas@protonmail.com

acegreen900@gmail.com

carrospt2018@gmail.com

ethbtcgiveaway@gmail.com

dasdasds22@eth2btc.info

icostartex@keemail.me

omalley.minor@yahoo.com

daynstorm@mail.ru

thotrdetnx@protonmail.com

m.gant2016@yandex.com

brigittehayhurst12730@gmail.com

smirnova.varva@yandex.ru

florea.cristiannn000@gmail.com

yorannic@gmail.com

ethdrop10@eth2btc.info

kingofgods271@gmail.com

jo4n5m1t4@yandex.com

ethdrop11@eth2btc.info

luereamu32@usa.com

 

ethdrop8@eth2btc.info

shavkabon1337@mail.ru

 

ethdrop6@eth2btc.info

lidiyakoz0y@mail.ru

 

ETH wallets involved in cryptocurrency giveaway scam

0x005b9f4516f8e640bbe48136901738b323c53b00

0x024C344DA7208e60356378a252dAb771c34Be111

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0xe00e1f7117a69c34694ac1815177c93491fc448f

0xe1Fd9c35302D52809Fe5A47fd48b85B4e93A4f4B

0xe2972F7b92E32162E8dD4c30B0516bAa2A24C3c9

0xE30ee6f6a973a07687c60BE30C1b17818BC1C2A5

0xE3224fA0197DE258ba065C35380d7DfD2396ec89

0xE3400442Ed7754cB2a43beCB83f801Cce1055Db9

0xe344e4B209E8EAbAa2A6ddd1B0Aa120B7599Af25

0xe3Cb256171acC2778e3080560e26b587d3187156

0xE3D69d7d66ac72Eb7330aBb7C39ED43757d50f90

0xe4c3dcd207ee2fd92a9394d6650d679ef4f177fc

0xe7AA67c33433b565Cff97BA3003100AC3C644D48

0xe87d279d090df4ba19c0e19958d9ac61be5c6909

0xEB85b4777698c0f41168087cD8d43A2FdEF37BdB

0xEcc2AeA9C7C94C9b7373Cf5C34E6A27Fef62E475

0xEd51c3c2fb6E6965aEd7beeC167B0596dc36116D

0xEE79dCfD0EED41DD717418aEd0Ce90B5ef8D7304

0xeeee02329c0f38f5d6aa6cee6237a57153bcd7c0

0xEF06a8A8Bc94A5b04e59C5c9238CD2D831ba53b0

0xF36AdA915355Aa0E2c11a5E021172E1451b5A33C

0xf3cefe57b4716e11a8c16dd76b73ef0ca707c50e

0xF42788CBBdb00a32a981355ec5b9143b3C639c74

0xF487d016B2EA5beBdeeA03fA12AdCAB51237bc25

0xf51b4021c6F1aF31f44Bf575188986E733A971Fe

0xf6238cBC1b74b183E54d63A555f867bAA00D92dF

0xf6f7CAc4adEf7E448cEf8FCEb14032e6E55A0dfA

0xf7355cb5278fc4be2f53ce373f7cd9b543d042a1

0xf8178B379Ec4Fd758230D28c55c89c064708DFE5

0xF87c1c2Ec85ABB5c3bc5a951078B0D2594Ae6Bf3

0xfbb62df5cbc8d0bc4c2a0e5c53b8602d49471495

BTC wallets involved in cryptocurrency giveaway scam

112PxfMQds51WdAh3FCRXChS6kVXqw2qfM

124H2inWtxd1aFvPsFN3gDB2nFuEDbX11S

13eqoBzsnvYL4Q4uEjYdgvxXRA3yzp9DVM

14h4Zrd1xVg6Mj3JcYApoi2wY2UXue2ETb

14Sfnn3jveSPvZgHcpG7c15m58sM4KeAqD

16m1NSpabAD1FJdfDc5oBYN5swX1DCDKo2

17mNEsTU6Gmqxf2a2oMv1Ue7gAWi28ief5

17mS1NbtDmrmwaomLFG7dQt2w2oDmnaXhc

17SSsp1q9NAMPDkgbQbUkAMYQZV8hgCsia

17YYbFvjutzWFvbkm8mkCRy53gXniwu38g

18PEMazZ34wBGVxkvw4GqARhRxJjTKGVR5

18wkt91RjWRH3pqokfdvoMxUgyS7KHmJuj

19ccw2te91ztpjnpWuQNkTcGgniktBLRum

19e1VbMwBPHyppF78BHXEkKo4cJc5udbut

19FcBPi7q36zNp9unfGWURVUMtMiSqn2cf

19zfbrhYeFVDcCrDsdpKj3WGCD6KvJbzt7

1AYS5sCGJ6U2zgS89rpAug2DdLYogoSGjB

1CB5oeQ5cSPhdQWcRnd9pNm7jSSqqEMBXu

1CdWXJeyNt5L14kUJDWPBHVFUpDjsQqEig

1CwTj63YAfmJa7t2RFwfByjbvBhaCmwfJF

1D3h6oUtRW36CZWp5cvKb8uQJuR2jZ4bNB

1Edm4cKtkw8brihC1GL9fbqEcfixBRnCpw

1Edm4cKtkw8brihC1GL9fbqEcfixBRnCpw5

1GxaDPhN6BZtdJLaerKACCs192YcXiEPv8

1HxN8i1dNX1ngUWFUM7rBsEfGoCWNgxD9Z

1ioneizgqnUKyec62roYYrkLkpvhmAKsh

1JMb25PvkjnFaTxmzXU93Le1ZdbhJe2JVn

1Kh6xPwFsL7mTLSx8R8d2Kgu6WRhWH3Hqa

1LW3j8EJtur3wUBkA47Bs3cFD9FKwijiht

1N2GSugUiQ9bgG94YFhexLqdEXrLZ9CQXa

1NCgEAK5zoDx6xcFauE6UM8B3Q8QkbVrc

1T1Ez8umTevsRCihp6FPhwNdrnUT4bpZZ

375rxyR39sH7nanwV37CrAZCaisXtXh777

37762eEWdPaQKguMMaH5XGtjzgLzTXohfq

3JR5Ez6hLHzveoRNpWi49u5XAEHkyTCLM4

3MxFfngoJg1LkurYx6z3GvyNSYG1hoKR9r

3NePzRpuYMRhxE6nW5jrr25PZkzTyTgZm2

 

 

IP addresses

104.219.248.27

104.236.252.26

104.24.104.152

104.24.105.34

104.24.122.135

104.24.96.79

104.27.139.55

104.27.140.92

104.27.150.199

104.27.158.216

104.27.163.171

104.27.168.198

104.27.169.198

104.27.170.210

104.27.191.24

104.28.20.40

104.31.69.209

104.31.71.5

104.31.72.174

104.31.81.78

108.178.54.58

109.234.157.59

111.90.149.124

112.175.184.66

112.175.184.69

112.78.1.121

124.158.12.21

128.199.78.187

144.208.125.125

144.217.165.158

145.14.144.105

145.14.145.119

145.14.145.168

145.14.145.45

145.14.145.63

145.249.105.165

146.71.86.197

156.67.222.136

156.67.222.142

160.153.198.108

162.144.51.201

162.144.83.154

162.210.102.230

162.213.253.83

162.255.119.215

166.62.10.224

172.82.148.100

173.255.251.230

176.31.40.183

185.175.208.217

185.207.206.136

185.209.21.23

185.217.94.158

185.217.95.144

185.221.200.139

185.224.137.112

185.224.137.128

185.224.137.131

185.224.137.173

185.224.137.209

185.224.137.211

185.224.137.55

185.224.137.67

185.224.138.30

185.61.137.36

185.61.152.24

185.61.152.29

185.61.152.69

185.62.189.36

185.64.219.5

188.165.2.51

188.241.39.10

192.157.231.100

192.186.220.5

192.64.119.107

193.233.15.122

195.161.41.141

195.208.1.106

195.208.1.108

198.144.157.169

198.185.159.145

198.187.29.19

198.187.29.20

198.23.57.183

198.252.108.77

198.54.116.142

198.54.116.149

198.54.116.177

198.54.116.23

198.54.126.124

198.71.232.3

199.79.62.93

206.189.161.71

207.246.90.126

208.123.116.168

208.123.117.186

208.123.117.80

209.205.209.34

212.193.246.199

212.193.248.210

212.193.251.188

212.193.251.204

212.8.242.158

212.8.242.159

216.158.236.123

217.107.34.41

31.131.16.175

31.131.18.85

31.131.22.224

31.170.161.45

31.170.161.83

31.170.161.96

31.31.196.134

31.31.196.160

31.31.196.58

34.201.34.142

35.199.185.63

37.140.192.197

43.255.154.26

45.33.32.145

46.101.33.163

5.101.152.175

5.189.146.107

5.189.175.165

5.196.105.25

67.205.178.158

68.65.122.50

68.65.123.230

68.65.123.231

80.211.14.136

80.211.9.223

86.104.15.67

86.106.93.230

91.217.9.130

91.217.9.216

91.227.16.128

93.157.63.185

93.186.251.18

93.189.4.38

94.102.60.3

94.138.197.170

94.156.175.8

94.23.163.222

 

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