Yeah it's probably common on steem and blurt too. For people who didn't change hive and blurt password, one active key could mean a hacked person could lose all steem hive and blurt
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Yeah it's probably common on steem and blurt too. For people who didn't change hive and blurt password, one active key could mean a hacked person could lose all steem hive and blurt
Do you know if the website is phishing the key in a passive manner or only if someone use the keys on their website?
As far as I understand you click the website. And then click a link for the contest and they bring you to a different URL with a fake hive signer page. I checked other ones and the hivesigner page looks convincing except the URL.
And they log everything you submit on the fake hive signer page.
I didn't check this one but I'd be highly surprised if it's different.
They would likely have a slightly different experience for steem and blurt