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🚨 FBI issues warning: Beware of cyberattacks by North Korean hackers targeting the cryptocurrency industry
The US Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) recently issued a warning that North Korean hackers are "actively" attacking the cryptocurrency industry. The methods used by these cyber bad guys are super sophisticated, and even experts who know everything about cybersecurity may fall for them!
It is reported that their attacks are mainly through carefully designed social engineering strategies, such as pretending to be potential job opportunities or investment projects on social media X to approach targets. Once trust is established, they will take the opportunity to send malware into your device or company's network.
At the same time, these hackers will also impersonate celebrities, technical experts, and even recruiters on professional social networking sites, using various means to induce you to download applications or perform some seemingly normal operations. However, the false scenarios they create are very attractive to the target individuals, so it is difficult to see through.
Here, the FBI reminds all cryptocurrency companies and individuals to be vigilant and not to believe those seemingly tempting "opportunities". If you encounter suspicious situations, it is best to take timely measures to avoid unnecessary losses.
Finally, what measures have you taken to protect your digital assets? Is it a hardware wallet, multi-signature, or some other trick?
💬 As cyberattacks continue to escalate, how do you stay up to date on the latest threats and take appropriate protective measures? Leave your opinion in the comments section!
#FBI警告 #朝鲜黑客 #加密货币安全 #网络安全意识
The US Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) recently issued a warning that North Korean hackers are "actively" attacking the cryptocurrency industry. The methods used by these cyber bad guys are super sophisticated, and even experts who know everything about cybersecurity may fall for them!
It is reported that their attacks are mainly through carefully designed social engineering strategies, such as pretending to be potential job opportunities or investment projects on social media X to approach targets. Once trust is established, they will take the opportunity to send malware into your device or company's network.
At the same time, these hackers will also impersonate celebrities, technical experts, and even recruiters on professional social networking sites, using various means to induce you to download applications or perform some seemingly normal operations. However, the false scenarios they create are very attractive to the target individuals, so it is difficult to see through.
Here, the FBI reminds all cryptocurrency companies and individuals to be vigilant and not to believe those seemingly tempting "opportunities". If you encounter suspicious situations, it is best to take timely measures to avoid unnecessary losses.
Finally, what measures have you taken to protect your digital assets? Is it a hardware wallet, multi-signature, or some other trick?
💬 As cyberattacks continue to escalate, how do you stay up to date on the latest threats and take appropriate protective measures? Leave your opinion in the comments section!
#FBI警告 #朝鲜黑客 #加密货币安全 #网络安全意识
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Shock! Indian scammers forged Coinbase Pro, and $20 million in cryptocurrencies evaporated overnight?
🤔Have you ever thought that a seemingly ordinary website link could make you bankrupt? Recently, Indian citizen Chirag Tomar used a fake Coinbase Pro website to cause hundreds of victims to lose more than $20 million in cryptocurrency! What shocking secrets are hidden behind this?
💻According to court documents, starting in June 2021, Tomar and his accomplices carefully forged a fake website that was almost identical to Coinbase Pro, using the fake URL "CoinbasePro.Com" to confuse victims. They induced victims to provide login information and even required the installation of remote programs to directly control the victims' computers and easily access their real Coinbase accounts.
💻According to court documents, starting in June 2021, Tomar and his accomplices carefully forged a fake website that was almost identical to Coinbase Pro, using the fake URL "CoinbasePro.Com" to confuse victims. They induced victims to provide login information and even required the installation of remote programs to directly control the victims' computers and easily access their real Coinbase accounts.
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BlackRock warns: Investors should be vigilant as social media investment scams surge
BlackRock, a top US investment company, recently revealed a surge in investment fraud cases carried out in its name, especially those carried out through cryptocurrency websites and social platforms such as WhatsApp and Telegram.
BlackRock solemnly stated that the company and its executive team will not provide investment advice or request payment on any social media channel, and reminded investors to be vigilant against suspicious individuals or platforms using the BlackRock brand.
BlackRock issues warning to investors
In an official statement on July 29, BlackRock made it clear that neither the company itself nor its executives have ever made any investment recommendations or solicited payments from the public through social media platforms, including WhatsApp and Telegram. BlackRock warned investors: "Our company and executive team will never contact anyone on social media to provide investment advice or request payment. Please remain vigilant and stop participating immediately if you encounter suspected fraud."
BlackRock solemnly stated that the company and its executive team will not provide investment advice or request payment on any social media channel, and reminded investors to be vigilant against suspicious individuals or platforms using the BlackRock brand.
BlackRock issues warning to investors
In an official statement on July 29, BlackRock made it clear that neither the company itself nor its executives have ever made any investment recommendations or solicited payments from the public through social media platforms, including WhatsApp and Telegram. BlackRock warned investors: "Our company and executive team will never contact anyone on social media to provide investment advice or request payment. Please remain vigilant and stop participating immediately if you encounter suspected fraud."