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Lucie Urges SHIB Community to Beware of Scammers and Imitators
Shiba Inu Team Issues Urgent Scam Alert: Lucie Calls for Community Vigilance Lucie, a prominent member of the Shiba Inu team, recently took to X (formerly Twitter) to alert the SHIB community about the rising tide of scammers and imitators misusing the SHIB brand. In her message, she emphasizes the critical need for education and […]
Read MoreScammers Launch Fake Saudi Arabia Meme Coin, Exploit Hype
Scammers Exploit Meme Coin Frenzy with Fake Saudi Arabia Token Scammers have launched a fraudulent cryptocurrency named “Official” Saudi Arabia meme coin (KSA), impersonating Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman amid the meme coin hype. The token was promoted through a hacked X account, and the Libra token linked to Argentine President Javier Milei similarly […]
Read MoreScammers Deploy 6,800 Fake TRUMP Tokens Amid $11B Meme Coin Surge
Scammers Unleash 6,800 Fake Tokens Amid TRUMP Meme Coin Frenzy The launch of the Official Trump (TRUMP) meme coin in January triggered a massive wave of fraudulent activity in the crypto market, with scammers deploying over 6,800 fake tokens and 91 fake decentralized applications (dApps) to exploit the hype. TRUMP token hits $11 billion market […]
Read MoreCoinmarketcap’s Fake Hack: A Lesson in Crypto Security Awareness
Coinmarketcap’s Clever Ruse: A Fake Hack to Sharpen Crypto Security Awareness Imagine this: you’re scrolling through your social media feed and spot a token contract address from Coinmarketcap. Panic sets in—could this be another hack? But wait, it’s all part of a masterclass in security awareness. Coinmarketcap posted a fake token address on its X […]
Read MoreScammers Steal $2.2M in Crypto from NY via Fake Remote Job Texts
Scammers Swindle $2.2M in Crypto from New Yorkers Through Fake Remote Job Offers Scammers have exploited the promise of remote work to steal around $2.2 million in cryptocurrency from New York residents. The scheme involved deceptive text messages that lured victims into depositing money into crypto accounts, specifically stablecoins like Tether (USDT) and USD Coin […]
Read MoreScammers Hijack Google Ads to Target Usual Protocol and Steal Crypto
Scammers Exploit Google Ads to Target Usual Protocol Users Scammers are using Google’s advertising platform to impersonate Usual Protocol, redirecting unsuspecting users to fraudulent sites that aim to steal their cryptocurrency assets. This sophisticated phishing scheme highlights the ongoing battle against fraud in the crypto space. Scammers impersonate Usual Protocol via Google ads Fake ads […]
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