News with the tag "Fake"

Hold onto your hats, crypto enthusiasts! The ever-turbulent world of digital currencies has thrown us another curveball, and this time, it involves a dash of political intrigue, a sprinkle of meme magic, and a whole lot of deception. A fake X account impersonating none other than the infamous FTX fo...

Scams using cryptocurrency have always been a problem, but artificial intelligence (AI) is making them much worse. Scammers can easily steal money from unwary investors as AI-powered scams are getting harder to identify. Fraudsters are using AI technology to develop increasingly realistic phishing a...

Fake transaction simulation sites create false crypto deposits to deceive victims. Discover their tactics and key signs to avoid falling for these scams.

The Shiba Inu (SHIB) community has received an urgent security warning regarding fake websites impersonating official SHIB platforms. The alert, issued by Susbarium Shibarium Trust Watch, highlights increasing attempts by scammers to steal funds from unsuspecting users. Fraudulent Websites Mimic SHI...

The ongoing TRUMP memecoin frenzy has sparked the creation of hundreds of tokens inspired by the US president and his family. A recent report revealed malicious tokens and dApps using Donald Trump references skyrocketed since Friday, targeting unsuspected investors and non-crypto people. Related Rea...

Scam Sniffer initially raised the alarm about Telegram malware scams in December last year but says bad actors have since evolved tactics to snare new victims.

Vietnamese police arrest crypto mining scammers, Springfield warns about ATM fraud, and Hong Kong busts AI-related scams.

Bitcoin Archive Debunks UAE’s Alleged $40B Bitcoin Purchase as Fake News Bitcoin Archive , a prominent X account that specializes in Bitcoin (BTC) news and analysis, has recently refuted claims that the United Arab Emirates (UAE) purchased $40 billion worth of Bitcoin (BTC) . According to a post fro...

Discover the risks of fake crypto liquidity pools, common scam tactics and practical strategies to identify and steer clear of fraudulent projects.

Australian computer scientist Craig Wright, who has been lying about being the founder of Bitcoin, received a one-year prison sentence. The high court in London found him in contempt of court for his unceasing lawsuits over his unfounded claims. Wright was sentenced on five counts of contempt of cou...