Tags: Phishing

In the new scam, attackers are mimicking official Binance communication to trick victims into transferring funds to fake wallets.

Scammers exploited SoSoValue’s funding news to promote a fake token and phishing links to a site disguised as a sale portal for its products.

Two years later after OpenSea suffered data breach data, reports have emerged that 7 million emails leaked, escalating crypto phishing and security risks.

CertiK reports a decline in crypto losses in December, but phishing scams remain a growing concern.

SlowMist has uncovered a scheme where fake meeting links have led to devastating cryptocurrency thefts.

Crypto faced significant losses in August due to multiple phishing attacks and exploits, adding to $1.21 billion lost in 2024 so far.

A Maker Vault was exploited via a compromised EOA, allowing the attacker to take control and target the Dai stablecoin.

Australian police in collaboration with Chainalysis uncover a major crypto scam targeting Australian citizens.

Private key breaches emerged as the leading culprit in Q2 crypto thefts.

Accounts created using anonymous Telegram numbers are particularly vulnerable to phishing attacks.

The Ethereum Foundation has restricted access to its mailing list following the breach.

Tether’s CEO cautions cryptocurrency users to be wary of crypto-airdrop-related emails received in the last 24 hours.

Scam-as-a-Service kingpin Pink Drainer has staked 12 million DAI in Spark.

The attacker gained access to the funds after the crypto whale mistakenly provided token approval to the fraudsters by authorizing “increaseAllowance” transactions.

Impersonator accounts on X lure users to phishing sites, resulting in a $47M crypto theft, making the platform a cybercriminal hotspot.

The top seven victims collectively lost $17 million due to phishing signatures like ERC20 Permit, Create2, increaseAllowance, and Swap.

London authorities detected a spoof address impersonating blockchain.com and uncovered 42 additional phishing web domains linked to the account.

SlowMist’s investigation uncovered a troubling revelation of widespread theft driven by phishing tweets.

Trezor has not verified whether any users suffered financial losses as a result of the phishing attempt.

A user lost $4.2 million in a crypto phishing scam as a result of malicious opcode malware.