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Crypto hustles: How scammers use Twitter to steal NFTs, digital currencies
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Scammers ‘romance’ victims, convince them to buy cryptocurrency and send it to fraudulent exchange
Crypto scams on the rise, BBB warns Cryptocurrency has quickly become one of the hottest items for investors in recent years. But with millions of…
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Scammers are pretending to be an indie game to sell cryptocurrency
Everyone can agree that it is at least a little bit funny when scammers run fake NFT drops and cryptocurrencies to fleece idiots, but it's less funny when innocent people get caught up in a scam. The publishers of outerverse, a game about building automation and battling bosses, say scammers are pretending to run a blockchain version of the game and using this to sell cryptocurrency. It seems an obvious scam, which can't be good for the game's image.
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Crypto scammers took a record $14 billion in 2021
Chinnapong | iStock Editorial | fake imagesScammers took home a record $ 14 billion in cryptocurrency in 2021, thanks in large part to the rise…
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Cryptocurrency scammers will face five years jail time in UAE
The new measures are part of sweeping legal reforms introduced by the country's president, Sheikh Khalifa. (Credits: Getty Images)Promoters of fraudulent cryptocurrency schemes will face…
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Cryptocurrency warning as Britons at risk of losing £20,500 each to scammers
However, the financial expert believes that the unregulated nature of the cryptocurrency means that it is an uphill battle for the authorities to take down…
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Indian PM’s Twitter hacked again by crypto scammers
Issued on: 12/12/2021 - 08:14Modified: 12/12/2021 - 08:12 New Delhi (AFP) - Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Twitter account was hacked on Sunday with a…
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Millions in cryptocurrency stolen by scammers in the last month according to Tenable research
While scammers hijacking legitimate YouTube accounts to promote fake cryptocurrency giveaways aren't new, people are still being misled, making these scams extremely lucrative. Tenable has…
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Scammers stole “millions” in cryptocurrency in last month: Report
Cybersecurity firm Tenable has warned users to be on the lookout for fake cryptocurrency giveaways on social media, as fake Bitcoin, Ethereum, Dogecoin, Cardano, Ripple,…
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Twitter Vigilantes Are Hunting Down Crypto Scammers
The main problem with amateur research is, of course, that they lack teeth. Twitter threads or blog posts in which crypto detectives reveal their findings…
