How Google makes people lose their money
When you search for something on Google, it gives you the list of most relevant results on the first page.
But companies can also pay Google to put their own results on the top of the page, served as an ad.
This can and has been abused by scammers who create fake incorporations with the purpose of putting malicious ads on Google.
In this case, these scammers put a fake Trezor website as the ad for when people search for Trezor.
This resulted in someone typing their seed phrase into the phishing website and getting robbed.
Why doesn't Google do anything about this?
Bitcoin News (@BitcoinNewsCom)
TREZOR USER CLAIMS LIFE SAVINGS STOLEN AFTER CLICKING PHISHING SITE IN GOOGLE SPONSORED RESULT
A Trezor user says they lost their life savings after clicking what they claim was a sponsored Google search result impersonating Trezor.
The phishing page, hosted on Google Sites, allegedly tricked victims into entering their wallet recovery seed.
Trezor says it is escalating the report, working to have the site removed, and has reminded users to never enter a wallet backup or seed phrase into any website or online form.
Google-sponsored phishing ads remain a persistent attack vector for crypto users.
— https://nitter.net/BitcoinNewsCom/status/2085734257784139900#m