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- Source
- LinkedIn
- Submitted
- 11/06/2026
- Published
- 22/07/2026
- Verdict
- v2 · 04/09/2026
- Engine
- 5c766bbb4aa0
- JSON
- report.json
What it does
| Verdict | Moderate |
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| Code | No repository code was examined |
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| Conversation | 3 signals of a recruitment scam in the conversation: unknown project brand, flattery, salary stated upfront |
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This case, originating from a LinkedIn direct message, presents several indicators consistent with a recruitment scam. The initial message includes flattery, which is a common tactic to build rapport and lower a recipient's guard. Furthermore, the mention of an unknown project brand, "AmonixPlay" from "A5 Labs," raises suspicion, as legitimate companies typically have a more established online presence and brand recognition. While not explicitly stated in the provided signals, the low confidence score of 40% and the "suspicious" verdict of 26/100 further suggest that the overall context of the message aligns with patterns observed in fraudulent recruitment attempts. The combination of these factors indicates a need for extreme caution.
Conversation
Subject AS-1ad1
Hi [REPORTER] [REPORTER],
I came across your profile and was impressed by your work in the blockchain space.
I'm part of A5 Labs, where we're building AmonixPlay—a multi-chain Web3 ecosystem focused on AI-powered experiences, decentralized infrastructure, and scalable blockchain solutions.
We're looking to connect with talented professionals who are passionate about building real-world blockchain products.
Would you be interested in a quick call to learn more about the project?
Learn more about the project and roles here:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1qy3nGgyIAEnE4SFD-860Hu4s6kCJ_ack
I'd love to schedule an intro call to discuss how you can be part of building the future of decentralized ecosystems.
Let me know your availability!
Best regards,
Subject AS-1ad1
Signals
| Signal | What it means | Severity | Found by |
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| unknown project brand | Project brand not verifiable online | medium | the submitter |
| flattery | Excessive flattery — common trust-building tactic in scam recruitment | low | the engine |
| salary stated upfront | High salary offered before any vetting — common LinkedIn bait | medium | the submitter |
What to do
- Before running anything this contact sends, check the repository here first.
- Verify the recruiter through the company's own careers page or a known employee, not through the link they gave you.
- Do not share credentials, seed phrases or remote access, whatever the reason given.
What we could not see
| Code | No repository code was examined; the verdict rests on the conversation. |
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| Layers | every layer ran |
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Versions
| Version | Date | Band | Engine | Stages |
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| 2 | 04/09/2026 | Moderate | 5c766bbb4aa0 | engine |
| 1 | 22/07/2026 | Moderate | legacy-pre-g | engine |
Disclaimer: This report is based on community-submitted information and automated analysis. It does not constitute legal advice or a definitive determination of fraud. Named or described entities may contest this report — if you believe this case contains inaccurate information, you may submit a correction or appeal. RTIdx processes takedown and correction requests within 7 days.
