New phishing wave on X: fake invitation links lead to spoofed x.com login page
dejavucoder · x · 2026-10-10
A security researcher warns of a new phishing attempt on X: clicking an "accept invitation" link redirects users to a fake x.com login page designed to steal credentials. The tell is the URL, which differs from the real x.com domain.
Users are advised to be cautious with invitation-style links and always verify the domain in the address bar before logging in.
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