I see things like this, and it's good information to have.
It occurs to me, though, that the more services you self-manage, or that are managed by friends/family, the less phishing would work in the first place.
Phishing only works because you don't know who is managing your services - I mean the actual human who flips the switches. Self-hosting, running a node, buying P2P, etc. are all good ways to beat this nonsense.
How nice would it be for Grandma to tell the caller to E.A.D. because she knows damn well that her grandson runs her Bitwarden server?