Crypto Scammers Are Now Targeting Other Fellow Crooks
Crypto thieves are resorting to stealing from themselves, after a new scam has been making rounds mainly on Youtube that would bamboozle even the trickiest tricker out there.
XingChiCrypto thieves are resorting to stealing from themselves, after a new scam has been making rounds mainly on Youtube that would bamboozle even the trickiest tricker out there.
XingChiA Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) report identifies WhatsApp, Telegram, and Instagram as top targets for online scammers, posing significant risks to their millions of daily users.
CatherineThe SlowMist security team has noticed that the number of users who have been harmed by this type of scam has increased recently. Therefore, this article will explain the scam routine and analyze the scammers' fund transfer patterns to help users avoid falling into this type of scam.
JinseFinanceA fraudulent crypto scheme has deceived thousands in San Pedro, Buenos Aires, with promises of high returns, leaving investors unable to withdraw funds and facing potential financial ruin.
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Cheng YuanThe SlowMist Security Team and the Rabby Wallet Team discovered a phishing attack using Google ads.
JinseFinanceThe breach has since been resolved, and Bitfinex assures customers that no funds were lost.
AlexBitfinex encountered a minor phishing attack, reassuring users of their security measures while resolving the issue and collaborating with law enforcement for a comprehensive investigation.
Hui XinBump assisted a 17-year-old high school student in dealing with issues related to a blocked account on a cryptocurrency exchange.
OliveIn addition to fake ETH 2.0 tokens and malicious token airdrops, cryptocurrency users should also be wary of staking pools offering attractive staking yields.
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