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Researchers uncovered malware called SparkKitty that slipped through the Apple App Store and Google Play, quietly scanning phone photo galleries with OCR to find and steal crypto seed phrases. Here's why that screenshot you saved as a "backup" is a bigger risk than you think — and how to store your seed phrase the right way.
Read Article →A convincing face, a familiar voice, a "quick call" that ends with an empty wallet. Deepfake impersonation scams are up roughly 1,400% year over year — here are the red flags that give them away before you click anything.
Read Article →You already know never to share your seed phrase. But a wave of wallet drainer scams making headlines this month proves scammers don't need it anymore — clipboard hijacking malware and token approval phishing are quietly emptying wallets while everything looks completely normal.
Read Article →The FBI arrested a Florida man accused of hiding crypto-stealing malware inside fake Steam games that infected 8,000 people. Here's how the scam worked and how to make sure your gaming habit doesn't cost you your wallet.
Read Article →The World Cup is underway across North America, and along with the ticket lines and viewing parties, there's a second event happening in the background: one of the biggest coordinated scam pushes crypto has seen all year — fake FIFA sites, a memecoin that hit a $50M valuation overnight, and cloned ticket-checkout pages.
Read Article →You're scrolling through YouTube or X when a video pops up that looks exactly like Elon Musk or your favorite finance influencer, promising to double any crypto you send. It looks convincing. It's completely fake — here's how to spot it.
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