Trezor warned on Aug. 7 that phishing websites impersonating the hardware-wallet brand are appearing in Google's sponsored search results after a user identified as David, who posts on X as @ReallyBadDay99, said he lost his life savings by clicking a paid listing for "Trezor wallet." David said the ad led to a fake Trezor page on Google Sites that sought wallet backups, and Trezor later told users never to enter recovery information on any website, to verify they are using its official channels and to treat sponsored results with caution. Earlier on-chain reporting cited the Bitcoin address David shared with ZachXBT and CertiK as having received 24.04 BTC across 80 transactions, but David's loss, the total amount allegedly stolen and the address's connection to the phishing campaign had not been independently verified; the case adds to a broader pattern of crypto phishing delivered through Google ads and trusted hosting services.