Scams

In an alarming development that has shaken the cryptocurrency community, it has come to light that North Korean cybercriminals are targeting cryptocurrency founders using fake Zoom calls. According to recent reports, at least three cryptocurrency founders have encountered these sophisticated hacking attempts in the past few days. A member of the white hat hacker group, the Security Alliance, revealed that

With QR codes becoming more prevalent as a convenient tool for authentication and payments, their misuse by cybercriminals has rapidly escalated, prompting notable warnings from both Google and law enforcement. This rise in QR code attacks has created a significant concern, as cybercriminals exploit the technology’s ease of use to trick unsuspecting users into revealing sensitive information or downloading malicious

As the world increasingly leans towards digital solutions for everyday tasks, QR codes have surged in popularity due to their convenience and contactless nature. This trend has been especially prominent during the COVID-19 pandemic, with QR codes becoming a common tool for everything from accessing restaurant menus to making payments and checking in at events. However, with this rise in

In recent months, cybercriminals have launched a sophisticated social engineering campaign aiming to exploit job seekers within the Web3 industry through deceptively realistic job interviews. This scheme, orchestrated by a Russian-speaking group known as Crazy Evil, and specifically by its subgroup “kevland,” targets individuals looking for employment by luring them into downloading malware designed to steal cryptocurrency. Victims, hoping to