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BeaconLayer

4 reviews, 0% of them positive.0% positive · 4 reviews· Influence factor 2, above 0% of accounts

The record

From 5 activities · May 2026

A fraudulent podcast operation that impersonates legitimate podcasts, using clipped content from real shows to appear credible before directing targets toward malicious links and fake software like counterfeit Streamyard clients. The scam typically begins with podcast appearance invitations, escalates to legitimate-looking calendar bookings, and culminates in AI-generated interview questions designed to lower victims' guard before the social engineering attack.

What people say

Received · 4 Given · 0

“Imitates the BlockLayerPodcast to scam people”I got approached from one of their members (https://x.com/kenzimori) and he wanted to set up an appointment with me to attend the podcast. They actually imitate the original one (https://x.com/BlockLayerPods) and fake the interviews as their own to try and look legit! Dont ever agree to any appointment with anyone from this team and never click any links ever!

Phoenix 🐦‍🔥 · 1855· 5mo ago · negative13

“Scam account, do not engage”Ignore everything from this account. Community members are reporting that they are getting invites from the account to come on a "podcast" but the links are malicious. Please do your own DD before clicking links.

Bobby Digital · 1552· 4mo ago · negative11

“Scam Podcast”Spinoff for @BlockLayerPods, which has been flagged as a scam / malware project. They take clips from other, outdated podcasts to frame they had the "guests" and make the cast look legitimate. Currently the tactic is - start with a legit Gmeet, then push you off to a fake podcasting client like a fake Streamyard one. Honestly if you are not paying too much attention to this, it might be really easy to fall for. Don't ever use a non-browser application for any podcast invites. Never download any forced "updates". Use a hardware wallet! See this report by Drew: https://x.com/nft_dreww/status/2053809337856892982

WiiMee · 1620· 5mo ago · negative7

“There are too many red flags”I've seen multiple reports from trusted people in the community saying this is a fake podcast operation. They reportedly copy real podcast content to look legitimate and then try to move people toward malicious links or fake software.

Spark · 1402· 2mo ago · negative5

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