@Nomisworrub Main thing to remember is never to give your seed phrase to anyone. Not even Support for any place will ever need to ask you for a seed phrase. Doing that is basically like signing ownership over to someone and saying you don’t want it anymore.
Of course, paying attention to site names and links also is important. For example, does support.braves.cloud sound like a legitimate link? Brave uses .com for their things and is brave.com.
And in terms of what you can do if been tricked and given away info, there’s not a lot of options. You can go to law enforcement to report it, you can track the tx of anything they sent to see where it goes, can try to contact the exchanges where the money was sent so they can investigate, etc but recovering funds is incredibly difficult. This is especially true when funds are usually sent through a lot of places and then eventually withdrawn from hacked or stolen accounts or converted to things like gift cards or other items.
Lastly, and maybe more important, it’s always suggested you actually read through websites before you do anything. Like if you had looked here at the Brave Wallet category, you would have seen NOTICE: Brave will NEVER ask for your private Wallet data/keys which would have been a warning for you. It’s pinned at the top of the category.