Almost everyone who has bought cryptocurrency has received a "security alert" email from a crypto exchange. But have you ever thought that this very email could be the exact scam targeting your crypto

The most realistic phishing email I have ever seen had a sender address of noreply@notifications.google.com, with all three SPF, DKIM, DMARC verifications fully passed, no abnormal marks at all in the

The most ironic case I've seen: a user got phished even because he *did* try to check the link -- he glanced at it, thought it "looks like the official site", and clicked. His entire crypto wallet was

One of the most absurd scam cases I've seen: a victim got a call from someone claiming to be a crypto exchange support agent, saying their account had an issue and they needed to do 'emergency risk av

First, a quick reassurance: Your account itself may not be compromised yet, but if you give the verification code to the other party, your account is almost certainly fully stolen.{loadposition ok}A c

Here's a hard-to-believe fact: 9 out of 10 "crypto exchange customer service phone numbers" you find on search engines are fake, and the 10th one you call will usually just connect to a robot.{loadpos

You open your crypto wallet, see a pop-up saying "Version outdated, click to update", and tap it without thinking — this action could be the start of you losing all your crypto assets.{loadposition ok

You must have received this kind of email before — the title says "Unusual Login Alert", the body claims someone from an overseas location tried to access your account, with a big blue button at the b

Have you ever received a phishing email that calls out your full real name? Before you click any link, you probably get a jolt of panic: they got my name right, did all my personal information get lea

I once saw a trader friend lose all his crypto assets because he opened an attachment named "statement" in an email. His PC was taken over remotely, and he could not stop the theft even when he was cl

You receive a phone call from someone claiming to be a crypto exchange customer service rep, saying your account has security risks and asking you to download a meeting app for "remote operation guida

You receive a call from someone claiming to be official customer support, who accurately states the hash value of your recent crypto transaction and offers to "help you fix an exception". You might st

A few days ago, a reader messaged me saying they received a notice claiming their crypto wallet was "frozen for risk control", and they had to transfer a sum of "unlock fee" to a specified address to

The most regrettable case I have ever seen: a user accidentally tapped a phishing link, realized something was wrong the second the page loaded, and closed it right away. He relaxed then, thinking "I

Did you accidentally enter your crypto seed phrase on a fake phishing site, and your coins haven't been transferred away yet? Don't panic, but you have to act immediately. You are racing against a thi

Right after you lose crypto assets to a scam, you search online for "how to get my funds back" and suddenly see a post: "I specialize in on-chain asset recovery, have helped over 300 victims, no pay i