What Crypto Fraud Methods Are Claiming Many Victims?

[Suba]

Fraudsters are getting smarter, so we must always be vigilant and vigilant when dealing with all investment platforms. One way to avoid crypto fraud is to learn about the various scams. Recently, I met a friend, a novice investor, who encouraged me to invest on the Chainlink platform with a minimum investment of $200. He described people who had invested and become wealthy, with various photo evidence of them driving luxury cars. Of course, I wasn't tempted, and I was even able to explain in more detail than he did. Various scams operate through the Chainlink smart contract platform, one of which is phishing.
Here are some crypto fraud methods:
1. Job Scams
Fraudsters can also pose as job recruiters offering high salaries. In 2022, a Sky Mavis engineer fell victim after downloading a document from a fake recruiter on LinkedIn, which turned out to contain malicious code that stole US$600 million in cryptocurrency from his wallet.

2. AI-Based Fraud
Fraudsters can also leverage AI to deceive victims by creating chatbots that provide advice or promote fake tokens.

Please share your knowledge and experience with crypto fraud.

 

[Alberello75]

Fraudsters are getting smarter, so we must always be vigilant and vigilant when dealing with all investment platforms. One way to avoid crypto fraud is to learn about the various scams. Recently, I met a friend, a novice investor, who encouraged me to invest on the Chainlink platform with a minimum investment of $200. He described people who had invested and become wealthy, with various photo evidence of them driving luxury cars. Of course, I wasn't tempted, and I was even able to explain in more detail than he did. Various scams operate through the Chainlink smart contract platform, one of which is phishing.
Here are some crypto fraud methods:
1. Job Scams
Fraudsters can also pose as job recruiters offering high salaries. In 2022, a Sky Mavis engineer fell victim after downloading a document from a fake recruiter on LinkedIn, which turned out to contain malicious code that stole US$600 million in cryptocurrency from his wallet.

2. AI-Based Fraud
Fraudsters can also leverage AI to deceive victims by creating chatbots that provide advice or promote fake tokens.

Please share your knowledge and experience with crypto fraud.

Is that you mentioned as the second one in my opinion definitely most dangerous because can defraud many people in all ways and not only in the cryptocurrency sector, namely Artificial Intelligence which could in many circumstances represent a real danger.