Cryptocurrency and Scams
- Thread starter Andrea
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Unfortunately, there are some types of scams...
Like fake ICOs: Initial coin offerings (ICOs) are a way for new cryptocurrencies to raise funds from investors. Scammers create fake ICOs and use social media and online ads to promote them, some promise unrealistic returns, use fake celebrity endorsements...
Be aware of malware attacks: they use malware to steal your cryptocurrency or personal information, creating fake cryptocurrency wallets or exchange websites that contain malware, and when you download and install them, they can access your private keys and steal your funds.
>>>Always be alert and do a really long research of any crypto you may be interested, also use strong passwords, enable two-factor authentication, and keep your software and antivirus update to protect yourself from malware attacks.
Like fake ICOs: Initial coin offerings (ICOs) are a way for new cryptocurrencies to raise funds from investors. Scammers create fake ICOs and use social media and online ads to promote them, some promise unrealistic returns, use fake celebrity endorsements...
Be aware of malware attacks: they use malware to steal your cryptocurrency or personal information, creating fake cryptocurrency wallets or exchange websites that contain malware, and when you download and install them, they can access your private keys and steal your funds.
>>>Always be alert and do a really long research of any crypto you may be interested, also use strong passwords, enable two-factor authentication, and keep your software and antivirus update to protect yourself from malware attacks.
It's important to be cautious and do a F#4%& research before investing in any new cryptocurrency. Always be aware of the potential for scams, such as fake ICOs and malware attacks, which can put your personal information and investments at risk!
Great to know about any form of scams. People should share this, no letting any scammer steal from others.