Fake Law Firms Targeting Crypto Scam Victims, FBI Warns
Main Idea
The article discusses various topics including cookie usage on websites, FBI warnings about crypto scams, and legal actions involving cryptocurrency figures.
Key Points
1. The article details different types of cookies used by websites for security, user tracking, and analytics.
2. The FBI has issued warnings about crypto scams, noting that scammers often impersonate legitimate entities and target victims' savings.
3. Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak criticized YouTube for not acting against Bitcoin scams using his likeness, which led to victims losing life savings.
4. Justin Sun, TRON founder, sued Bloomberg to prevent the publication of his confidential crypto holdings, citing risks of theft and bodily harm.
5. Google announced that non-custodial wallets will be exempt from new crypto app rules on the Play Store, while custodial wallets must comply with specific licensing requirements.
Description
Cybercriminals are returning to past victims—and pretending to be lawyers and government employees who can return their funds.
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