Microsoft India X account promotes fake Roaring Kitty airdrops
Microsoft India's X account has been hacked by crypto scammers impersonating influential GameStop pumper Roaring Kitty.
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Microsoft India's X account has been hacked by crypto scammers impersonating influential GameStop pumper Roaring Kitty.
The $75,000 Banksy artwork was seized from two men arrested last Friday for stealing millions through a fake crypto exchange scam.
The young scammer detailed how he uses Google Forums, dark net leads, and the Minecraft username 'Coinbase' to target victims.
Dune said its account was compromised for 90 minutes during which time it posted a fake airdrop that was live for just a quarter of an hour.
The crypto scam advert case brought by mining billionaire Andrew Forrest against Meta was reportedly dropped due to a lack of evidence.
Google filed the suit against two China-based app developers, accusing them of persistently dodging Google policies to host crypto scam apps.
James May and Jeremy Clarkson highlighted the crypto scam after paid-for adverts appeared on X directing users to a fake BBC article.
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Authorities freed over 600 slaves from the Philippine scam center that was forcing victims to carry out 'pig butchering' scams for crypto.
A crypto-draining app that mimics bitcoin wallet Leather was available via Apple’s app store for at least four years, despite warnings.
Irish deputy prime minister Micheál Martin sent a legal letter demanding that X remove the crypto scam adverts using his likeness.