2.67 btc stollen from Trezor T

Recently I bought a Trezor T hardware wallet trough an official Brazilian reseller (KriptoBR). The wallet arrived last week (Friday) and I promptly used to configure the Wallet in the official website (Trezor.io/start), including seed words and passcode. I'm an enthusiast of bitcoin since 2017 and from there I've been accumulating bitcoin on blockchain.info and paperwallets (the hold amount) and Binance (the amount that I use for trading). After withdrawing almost all my balance from the paperwallets, Binance and blockchain.info to my Trezor, on Saturday and Sunday (total 2.67 bitcoins), I entered again on Trezor.io website (witch was on my favorite websites, as recommended) to check if the transaction was concluded. I don't know what happened at that moment, but, my chrome browser used to open several new tabs every website I tried to navigate. After opening trezor.io official website, I'm not sure, but maybe some of these phishing tabs have opened and I didn't realize. And why do I say that? Because this morning I tried to access again Trezor.io website and the multiple tabs continued opening on my Chrome browser. The website that opened is very similar to the original one, including the standard padlock besides the address and the Trezor official logo, except for one difference: the address, that is https://trezor.io-checkrestore.com/wallet.html (but I realized that only this morning!). The fact is that, an identical Trezor website asked my seed words indicating that a recovery was necessary, and as a newbie in hard wallets, I put the seed words on the website. Yesterday when I tried to check my balance trough xPub address, the Trezor balance was ZERO. When checking the transactions history, as you can see in the prints, ALL MY FUNDS were drained to this address "13818Kr5DYwQj1Hzxx6sG328GJkR2QPFEM", and, to my surprise, when I checked the address balance, I realized the robbers has stolen other people trough the same way ... I'm completely devastated. I'm writing this post to alert other users to not fall for similar scams. From now, I will start again try to buy and hold bitcoins, but no more on a Trezor wallet. I really don't know where to send my coins, that sucks! In my opinion, Trezor should have a smartest way to access the wallet, for example, a computer application, not a website that anyone can clone! Bellow I put some photos comproving what I'm saying. And posteriorly I will try to record the screen when that happens again, because I don't happen every time, but only sporadicaly.

The real website

My transaction history

The scam website