Scammers are sending sophisticated fake X (formerly Twitter) login notification emails that closely mimic legitimate alerts to trick users into revealing their passwords or granting malicious app access. Cybersecurity experts advise users to avoid clicking links and instead check the official app for security issues.
A widespread crypto scam on Meta's Threads app uses fake Mr Beast news screenshots and obscure URLs to promote over 10,000 malicious crypto casino websites. Security researchers Zach Edwards and Mark Beare note the scam's unusual tactics, designed to evade Meta's detection systems and exploit the Threads algorithm for visibility, raising questions about the platform's enforcement effectiveness.
Gay OnlyFans creators are being targeted by crypto scams on X, where hackers steal their accounts, demand ransom in crypto, and post political propaganda or crypto-related content. Patrick Bewley's account was hijacked and filled with MAGA posts, while others faced similar threats and financial repercussions.
Une opération européenne conjointe avec Europol, Eurojust et FBI a démantelé un réseau criminel international qui blanchissait avec la crypto L’article Crypto scams : Dubaï, FBI et Europe frappent fort contre les réseaux est apparu en premier sur Journal du Coin.
A crypto founder had his laptop compromised when he joined what appeared to be a Microsoft Teams call with Pierre Kaklamanos, a Cardano Foundation contact he had spoken with before. When “Pierre” reached out about Atrium and sent a Teams invite, nothing looked out of place. On the call, the face and voice matched what […] The post OpenAI’s new image model shows why crypto scams are about to get much worse appeared first on CryptoSlate.
