When it comes to cyberattacks involving cryptocurrencies, criminals appear to have shifted their attention to phishing rather than traditional financial threats like banking PC and mobile malware. According to Kaspersky, a Russian antivirus and cybersecurity company, the number of cryptocurrency phishing attacks will increase. Fake Website, fake companies scammers keep on trying to steal cryptocurrency – Kaspersky A typical phishing attack involves contacting investors through phony websites and channels of communication that resemble official companies. After that, users are prompted to share personal information like private keys, giving attackers unwarranted access to crypto wallets and assets. Phishing attacks continue to The post Kaspersky Reports 40% Jump In Crypto Phishing Attacks In One Year appeared first on Cryptoknowmics-Crypto News and Media Platform .
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