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🚨 AI Deepfake Alert in Crypto Space! šŸŽ­ āš ļø Ripple CTO David Schwartz has issued a strong warning to the crypto community after a deepfake AI video featuring Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse began circulating on X (formerly Twitter). šŸŽ„ The video falsely promotes an XRP rewards program and airdrop, aiming to scam unsuspecting users by impersonating a trusted figure in the space. šŸ‘‰ Key Takeaways: • The video is entirely AI-generated and fraudulent. • Ripple has no association with this ā€œXRP airdrop.ā€ • The rapid rise of deepfake tech in scams is a growing threat to trust in Web3. šŸ›” As the crypto world advances, so do the scams. Always verify, never trust blindly, and be cautious with offers that seem too good to be true. #XRP #Ripple #CryptoSecurity #Deepfake #AIscams https://coingape.com/david-schwartz-exposes-ripple-ceos-deepfake-video-promoting-xrp-rewards/?utm_source=bnb&utm_medium=coingape
🚨 AI Deepfake Alert in Crypto Space! šŸŽ­
āš ļø Ripple CTO David Schwartz has issued a strong warning to the crypto community after a deepfake AI video featuring Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse began circulating on X (formerly Twitter).
šŸŽ„ The video falsely promotes an XRP rewards program and airdrop, aiming to scam unsuspecting users by impersonating a trusted figure in the space.
šŸ‘‰ Key Takeaways:
• The video is entirely AI-generated and fraudulent.
• Ripple has no association with this ā€œXRP airdrop.ā€
• The rapid rise of deepfake tech in scams is a growing threat to trust in Web3.
šŸ›” As the crypto world advances, so do the scams. Always verify, never trust blindly, and be cautious with offers that seem too good to be true.
#XRP #Ripple #CryptoSecurity #Deepfake #AIscams
https://coingape.com/david-schwartz-exposes-ripple-ceos-deepfake-video-promoting-xrp-rewards/?utm_source=bnb&utm_medium=coingape
Hong Kong Fraud Group Using Deepfakes Exposed – Pretended to Be Wealthy Single WomenSeized Notebooks Revealed Sophisticated Scams Hong Kong police uncovered a sophisticated fraud scheme that used artificial intelligence to deceive victims. The investigation led to the seizure of over HK$34 million (approximately USD 3.37 million). Notebooks confiscated by law enforcement revealed the criminals' methods, including the use of deepfake technology to appear more convincing. How the Fraudsters Lured Their Victims The fraudsters pretended to be wealthy single women, crafting stories about interests such as learning Japanese, playing golf, or tasting luxury wines worth over HK$100,000 (USD 12,850) per bottle. These methods were documented in the notebooks seized during the operation. The investigation resulted in the arrest of 31 individuals connected to a criminal syndicate. This group used artificial intelligence to create realistic images of attractive women, which were then used to lure victims into romantic and investment scams. The Problem of Deepfake Scams Byron Boston, a former police officer and CEO of Crypto Track, warned that the combination of deepfake technology and social engineering presents significant challenges for investigators and law enforcement. AI-generated images make criminals more convincing and enable them to execute more complex scams. Boston highlighted an incident from November 2022, where a fake video impersonating FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried was used in a phishing attack targeting FTX users. This incident demonstrates how deepfake technologies can be exploited to steal cryptocurrency assets from victims. Scams Targeting Young People Confiscated materials revealed that the fraudsters specifically targeted young people seeking quick earnings. Victims were often convinced they were communicating with ideal women from Taiwan, Singapore, and Malaysia. Challenges in Combating These Crimes Boston emphasized that effective collaboration and swift action are key to fighting these sophisticated scams. However, he noted that many local law enforcement agencies, particularly in the U.S., lack the necessary tools and expertise to track stolen cryptocurrency or cooperate with international exchanges. Criminals leveraging technologies like deepfake and social engineering remain a significant challenge for security forces worldwide. #Deepfake , #CryptoFraud , #CryptoScams , #cybercrime , #CryptoNewss Stay one step ahead – follow our profile and stay informed about everything important in the world of cryptocurrencies! Notice: ,,The information and views presented in this article are intended solely for educational purposes and should not be taken as investment advice in any situation. The content of these pages should not be regarded as financial, investment, or any other form of advice. We caution that investing in cryptocurrencies can be risky and may lead to financial losses.ā€œ

Hong Kong Fraud Group Using Deepfakes Exposed – Pretended to Be Wealthy Single Women

Seized Notebooks Revealed Sophisticated Scams
Hong Kong police uncovered a sophisticated fraud scheme that used artificial intelligence to deceive victims. The investigation led to the seizure of over HK$34 million (approximately USD 3.37 million). Notebooks confiscated by law enforcement revealed the criminals' methods, including the use of deepfake technology to appear more convincing.
How the Fraudsters Lured Their Victims
The fraudsters pretended to be wealthy single women, crafting stories about interests such as learning Japanese, playing golf, or tasting luxury wines worth over HK$100,000 (USD 12,850) per bottle. These methods were documented in the notebooks seized during the operation.
The investigation resulted in the arrest of 31 individuals connected to a criminal syndicate. This group used artificial intelligence to create realistic images of attractive women, which were then used to lure victims into romantic and investment scams.
The Problem of Deepfake Scams
Byron Boston, a former police officer and CEO of Crypto Track, warned that the combination of deepfake technology and social engineering presents significant challenges for investigators and law enforcement. AI-generated images make criminals more convincing and enable them to execute more complex scams.
Boston highlighted an incident from November 2022, where a fake video impersonating FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried was used in a phishing attack targeting FTX users. This incident demonstrates how deepfake technologies can be exploited to steal cryptocurrency assets from victims.
Scams Targeting Young People
Confiscated materials revealed that the fraudsters specifically targeted young people seeking quick earnings. Victims were often convinced they were communicating with ideal women from Taiwan, Singapore, and Malaysia.
Challenges in Combating These Crimes
Boston emphasized that effective collaboration and swift action are key to fighting these sophisticated scams. However, he noted that many local law enforcement agencies, particularly in the U.S., lack the necessary tools and expertise to track stolen cryptocurrency or cooperate with international exchanges.
Criminals leveraging technologies like deepfake and social engineering remain a significant challenge for security forces worldwide.

#Deepfake , #CryptoFraud , #CryptoScams , #cybercrime , #CryptoNewss

Stay one step ahead – follow our profile and stay informed about everything important in the world of cryptocurrencies!
Notice:
,,The information and views presented in this article are intended solely for educational purposes and should not be taken as investment advice in any situation. The content of these pages should not be regarded as financial, investment, or any other form of advice. We caution that investing in cryptocurrencies can be risky and may lead to financial losses.ā€œ
Deepfake alert! Elon Musk impersonated in crypto scam targeting Asia! AI-powered scams on the rise, Hong Kong warns. Be cautious of unrealistically high returns & fake endorsements - if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is! #deepfake #cryptocurrency #HongKong2024 #ElonsMusk
Deepfake alert! Elon Musk impersonated in crypto scam targeting Asia! AI-powered scams on the rise, Hong Kong warns. Be cautious of unrealistically high returns & fake endorsements - if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is! #deepfake #cryptocurrency #HongKong2024 #ElonsMusk
Rò Rỉ Dữ Liệu Đồng SĆ”ng Lįŗ­p Solana: Lį»— Hổng KYC Hay Deepfake Tống Tiền?NgĆ y 27/5/2025, Raj Gokal, đồng sĆ”ng lįŗ­p Solana, trở thĆ nh nįŗ”n nhĆ¢n cį»§a vỄ rò rỉ dữ liệu cĆ” nhĆ¢n nghiĆŖm trį»ng khi hƬnh įŗ£nh giįŗ„y tį» tùy thĆ¢n vĆ  thĆ“ng tin nhįŗ”y cįŗ£m bị phĆ”t tĆ”n trĆŖn Instagram, kĆØm yĆŖu cįŗ§u tiền chuį»™c 40 Bitcoin (BTC), tʰʔng đʰʔng khoįŗ£ng 4,36 triệu USD (CoinMarketCap, Bitcoin: 108,904 USD). VỄ việc khĆ“ng chỉ gĆ¢y sốc cho cį»™ng đồng crypto mĆ  còn đặt ra cĆ¢u hį»i lį»›n về bįŗ£o mįŗ­t KYC vĆ  nguy cĘ” deepfake tįŗ”o bởi AI. BĆ i viįŗæt tóm tįŗÆt chi tiįŗæt sį»± cố, giįŗ£ thuyįŗæt nguồn gốc, rį»§i ro bįŗ£o mįŗ­t, vĆ  bĆ i hį»c cho nhĆ  đầu tʰ. Chi tiįŗæt vỄ việc TĆ i khoįŗ£n Instagram cį»§a nhóm nhįŗ”c rap Migos (đã tan rĆ£) bị xĆ¢m nhįŗ­p vĆ  đăng tįŗ£i hƬnh įŗ£nh nhįŗ”y cįŗ£m cį»§a Gokal, bao gồm hį»™ chiįŗæu, bįŗ±ng lĆ”i xe, vĆ  thĆ“ng tin liĆŖn lįŗ”c nhʰ số điện thoįŗ”i, email. Mį»™t phỄ nữ, được cho lĆ  vợ Gokal, cÅ©ng xuįŗ„t hiện trong įŗ£nh vį»›i giįŗ„y tį» tùy thĆ¢n. Kįŗ» tįŗ„n cĆ“ng đòi 40 $BTC , đe dį»a tiįŗæp tỄc phĆ”t tĆ”n nįŗæu khĆ“ng được đƔp ứng. Trước đó, Gokal đã cįŗ£nh bĆ”o trĆŖn X (20/5/2025) về cĆ”c nį»— lį»±c chiįŗæm quyền email vĆ  mįŗ”ng xĆ£ hį»™i cį»§a Ć“ng, cho thįŗ„y đây lĆ  mį»™t cuį»™c tįŗ„n cĆ“ng có kįŗæ hoįŗ”ch. VỄ việc gĆ¢y lo ngįŗ”i về nguồn gốc dữ liệu bị rò rỉ, dįŗ«n đến hai giįŗ£ thuyįŗæt chĆ­nh: Lį»— hổng KYC: HƬnh įŗ£nh có định dįŗ”ng giống quy trƬnh xĆ”c minh danh tĆ­nh trĆŖn cĆ”c sĆ n giao dịch crypto, nĘ”i ngĘ°į»i dùng chỄp įŗ£nh cįŗ§m giįŗ„y tį». Nįŗæu lĆ  thįŗ­t, dữ liệu có thể bị đƔnh cįŗÆp từ mį»™t sĆ n nhʰ Coinbase, vốn bị kiện trong thĆ”ng 5/2025 tįŗ”i Mỹ (USA) vƬ vi phįŗ”m luįŗ­t bįŗ£o mįŗ­t sinh trįŗÆc hį»c, liĆŖn quan đến việc chia sįŗ» dữ liệu KYC vį»›i bĆŖn thứ ba (Reuters). #Deepfake AI: HƬnh įŗ£nh có thể lĆ  sįŗ£n phįŗ©m giįŗ£ mįŗ”o do AI tįŗ”o ra. ThĆ”ng 4/2025, podcaster Scott Melker tiįŗæt lį»™ kįŗ» lừa đảo dùng deepfake giįŗ£ mįŗ”o bįŗ±ng lĆ”i xe cį»§a Ć“ng, chiįŗæm đoįŗ”t 4 triệu USD (Cointelegraph). CĆ“ng nghệ AI hiện nay, nhʰ MidJourney, có thể tįŗ”o hƬnh įŗ£nh giįŗ£ gįŗ§n nhʰ hoĆ n hįŗ£o, khó phĆ¢n biệt. Rį»§i ro bįŗ£o mįŗ­t trong hệ sinh thĆ”i crypto VỄ việc cį»§a Gokal lĆ m nổi bįŗ­t cĆ”c rį»§i ro bįŗ£o mįŗ­t nghiĆŖm trį»ng: Lį»— hổng KYC: Theo CertiK (2024), 60% vỄ hack crypto liĆŖn quan đến rò rỉ dữ liệu từ hệ thống KYC, gĆ¢y thiệt hįŗ”i 2,5 tį»· USD. CĆ”c sĆ n nhʰ Coinbase lʰu trữ dữ liệu nhįŗ”y cįŗ£m, nhʰng việc thuĆŖ ngoĆ i xį»­ lý dữ liệu lĆ m tăng nguy cĘ” rò rỉ. Deepfake tống tiền: CĆ“ng nghệ AI tįŗ”o deepfake đã tăng 300% từ 2023–2024 (Chainalysis), được sį»­ dỄng trong lừa đảo vĆ  tống tiền. CĆ”c vỄ nhʰ cį»§a Melker cho thįŗ„y khįŗ£ năng thao tĆŗng niềm tin cį»§a nįŗ”n nhĆ¢n. Tįŗ„n cĆ“ng cĆ” nhĆ¢n: CĆ”c nhĆ¢n vįŗ­t nổi tiįŗæng nhʰ Gokal lĆ  mỄc tiĆŖu chĆ­nh do giĆ” trị tĆ i sįŗ£n lį»›n. Theo Glassnode, vĆ­ liĆŖn quan đến Solana nįŗÆm giữ 1,2 tį»· USD tĆ i sįŗ£n, thu hĆŗt tin tįŗ·c. TĆ”c động thị trĘ°į»ng: VỄ việc lĆ m giĆ” Solana ($SOL ) giįŗ£m 5% trong 24 giį», xuống 180 USD (CoinMarketCap), phįŗ£n Ć”nh tĆ¢m lý bįŗ„t an. {future}(SOLUSDT) Giįŗ£i phĆ”p quįŗ£n lý rį»§i ro Để giįŗ£m thiểu rį»§i ro, cĆ”c biện phĆ”p sau lĆ  cįŗ§n thiįŗæt: Cįŗ£i thiện #KYC : SĆ n giao dịch cįŗ§n mĆ£ hóa dữ liệu vĆ  giįŗ£m chia sįŗ» vį»›i bĆŖn thứ ba. Binance sį»­ dỄng zero-knowledge proof Ä‘į»ƒ xĆ”c minh mĆ  khĆ“ng lʰu trữ dữ liệu nhįŗ”y cįŗ£m. PhĆ”t hiện deepfake: Ɓp dỄng cĆ“ng cỄ AI nhʰ Sentinel Ä‘į»ƒ nhįŗ­n diện hƬnh įŗ£nh giįŗ£ mįŗ”o. Bįŗ£o mįŗ­t cĆ” nhĆ¢n: Sį»­ dỄng email vĆ  số điện thoįŗ”i riĆŖng cho tĆ i khoįŗ£n crypto, bįŗ­t 2FA, vĆ  lʰu trữ khóa riĆŖng trong vĆ­ lįŗ”nh (Ledger). Kiểm toĆ”n định kỳ: CĆ”c sĆ n cįŗ§n được kiểm toĆ”n bởi Big 4 (PwC, Deloitte) Ä‘į»ƒ đảm bįŗ£o an ninh dữ liệu. TĆ”c động đến thị trĘ°į»ng crypto VỄ việc lĆ m dįŗ„y lĆŖn lo ngįŗ”i về bįŗ£o mįŗ­t trong bối cįŗ£nh crypto tăng trưởng mįŗ”nh. Vį»›i 2,5 triệu ngĘ°į»i dùng tįŗ”i Mỹ (Statista, 2025), cĆ”c sĆ n nhʰ Coinbase phįŗ£i đối mįŗ·t Ć”p lį»±c cįŗ£i thiện bįŗ£o mįŗ­t. Tuy nhiĆŖn, Solana vįŗ«n có tiềm năng phỄc hồi, vį»›i TradingShot dį»± bĆ”o SOL đẔt 250 USD vĆ o Q4/2025 nhį» nĆ¢ng cįŗ„p mįŗ”ng. VỄ việc cÅ©ng thĆŗc đẩy nhĆ  đầu tʰ tƬm đến cĆ”c tĆ i sįŗ£n an toĆ n nhʰ Bitcoin vĆ  stablecoin (USDT, USDC). {future}(BTCUSDT) BĆ i hį»c cho nhĆ  đầu tʰ Bįŗ£o vệ thĆ“ng tin cĆ” nhĆ¢n: KhĆ“ng tįŗ£i giįŗ„y tį» tùy thĆ¢n lĆŖn nền tįŗ£ng khĆ“ng đƔng tin cįŗ­y. Chį»n sĆ n uy tĆ­n: ĘÆu tiĆŖn sĆ n có kiểm toĆ”n Big 4 vĆ  bįŗ£o mįŗ­t mįŗ”nh, nhʰ Binance. Theo dƵi rį»§i ro: Cįŗ­p nhįŗ­t tin tức hack qua CoinMarketCap, CertiK. Đa dįŗ”ng hóa danh mỄc: Kįŗæt hợp SOL, BTC, vĆ  stablecoin Ä‘į»ƒ giįŗ£m rį»§i ro biįŗæn động. Gợi ý quįŗ£n lý rį»§i ro Sį»­ dỄng vĆ­ lįŗ”nh (Ledger, Trezor) Ä‘į»ƒ lʰu trữ 80% tĆ i sįŗ£n. Kiểm tra chĆ­nh sĆ”ch bįŗ£o mįŗ­t cį»§a sĆ n qua bĆ”o cĆ”o từ PwC hoįŗ·c Deloitte. Theo dƵi giĆ” SOL vĆ  BTC trĆŖn CoinMarketCap, dį»± bĆ”o qua TradingShot. Cįŗ£nh bĆ”o rį»§i ro Đầu tʰ crypto, bao gồm Bitcoin vĆ  Solana, tiềm įŗ©n rį»§i ro cao do biįŗæn động giĆ” vĆ  lį»— hổng bįŗ£o mįŗ­t. CĆ”c vỄ rò rỉ KYC hoįŗ·c deepfake có thể gĆ¢y thiệt hįŗ”i tĆ i chĆ­nh vĆ  danh tiįŗæng. NhĆ  đầu tʰ cįŗ§n bįŗ£o vệ dữ liệu trước hĆ nh vi sai trĆ”i nhʰ tống tiền vĆ  tį»± nghiĆŖn cứu kỹ lưỔng (DYOR). ThĆ“ng tin trong bĆ i chỉ mang tĆ­nh tham khįŗ£o, khĆ“ng phįŗ£i lį»i khuyĆŖn đầu tʰ. {spot}(BNBUSDT)

Rò Rỉ Dữ Liệu Đồng SĆ”ng Lįŗ­p Solana: Lį»— Hổng KYC Hay Deepfake Tống Tiền?

NgĆ y 27/5/2025, Raj Gokal, đồng sĆ”ng lįŗ­p Solana, trở thĆ nh nįŗ”n nhĆ¢n cį»§a vỄ rò rỉ dữ liệu cĆ” nhĆ¢n nghiĆŖm trį»ng khi hƬnh įŗ£nh giįŗ„y tį» tùy thĆ¢n vĆ  thĆ“ng tin nhįŗ”y cįŗ£m bị phĆ”t tĆ”n trĆŖn Instagram, kĆØm yĆŖu cįŗ§u tiền chuį»™c 40 Bitcoin (BTC), tʰʔng đʰʔng khoįŗ£ng 4,36 triệu USD (CoinMarketCap, Bitcoin: 108,904 USD). VỄ việc khĆ“ng chỉ gĆ¢y sốc cho cį»™ng đồng crypto mĆ  còn đặt ra cĆ¢u hį»i lį»›n về bįŗ£o mįŗ­t KYC vĆ  nguy cĘ” deepfake tįŗ”o bởi AI. BĆ i viįŗæt tóm tįŗÆt chi tiįŗæt sį»± cố, giįŗ£ thuyįŗæt nguồn gốc, rį»§i ro bįŗ£o mįŗ­t, vĆ  bĆ i hį»c cho nhĆ  đầu tʰ.
Chi tiįŗæt vỄ việc
TĆ i khoįŗ£n Instagram cį»§a nhóm nhįŗ”c rap Migos (đã tan rĆ£) bị xĆ¢m nhįŗ­p vĆ  đăng tįŗ£i hƬnh įŗ£nh nhįŗ”y cįŗ£m cį»§a Gokal, bao gồm hį»™ chiįŗæu, bįŗ±ng lĆ”i xe, vĆ  thĆ“ng tin liĆŖn lįŗ”c nhʰ số điện thoįŗ”i, email. Mį»™t phỄ nữ, được cho lĆ  vợ Gokal, cÅ©ng xuįŗ„t hiện trong įŗ£nh vį»›i giįŗ„y tį» tùy thĆ¢n. Kįŗ» tįŗ„n cĆ“ng đòi 40 $BTC , đe dį»a tiįŗæp tỄc phĆ”t tĆ”n nįŗæu khĆ“ng được đƔp ứng. Trước đó, Gokal đã cįŗ£nh bĆ”o trĆŖn X (20/5/2025) về cĆ”c nį»— lį»±c chiįŗæm quyền email vĆ  mįŗ”ng xĆ£ hį»™i cį»§a Ć“ng, cho thįŗ„y đây lĆ  mį»™t cuį»™c tįŗ„n cĆ“ng có kįŗæ hoįŗ”ch.
VỄ việc gĆ¢y lo ngįŗ”i về nguồn gốc dữ liệu bị rò rỉ, dįŗ«n đến hai giįŗ£ thuyįŗæt chĆ­nh:
Lį»— hổng KYC: HƬnh įŗ£nh có định dįŗ”ng giống quy trƬnh xĆ”c minh danh tĆ­nh trĆŖn cĆ”c sĆ n giao dịch crypto, nĘ”i ngĘ°į»i dùng chỄp įŗ£nh cįŗ§m giįŗ„y tį». Nįŗæu lĆ  thįŗ­t, dữ liệu có thể bị đƔnh cįŗÆp từ mį»™t sĆ n nhʰ Coinbase, vốn bị kiện trong thĆ”ng 5/2025 tįŗ”i Mỹ (USA) vƬ vi phįŗ”m luįŗ­t bįŗ£o mįŗ­t sinh trįŗÆc hį»c, liĆŖn quan đến việc chia sįŗ» dữ liệu KYC vį»›i bĆŖn thứ ba (Reuters).
#Deepfake AI: HƬnh įŗ£nh có thể lĆ  sįŗ£n phįŗ©m giįŗ£ mįŗ”o do AI tįŗ”o ra. ThĆ”ng 4/2025, podcaster Scott Melker tiįŗæt lį»™ kįŗ» lừa đảo dùng deepfake giįŗ£ mįŗ”o bįŗ±ng lĆ”i xe cį»§a Ć“ng, chiįŗæm đoįŗ”t 4 triệu USD (Cointelegraph). CĆ“ng nghệ AI hiện nay, nhʰ MidJourney, có thể tįŗ”o hƬnh įŗ£nh giįŗ£ gįŗ§n nhʰ hoĆ n hįŗ£o, khó phĆ¢n biệt.
Rį»§i ro bįŗ£o mįŗ­t trong hệ sinh thĆ”i crypto
VỄ việc cį»§a Gokal lĆ m nổi bįŗ­t cĆ”c rį»§i ro bįŗ£o mįŗ­t nghiĆŖm trį»ng:
Lį»— hổng KYC: Theo CertiK (2024), 60% vỄ hack crypto liĆŖn quan đến rò rỉ dữ liệu từ hệ thống KYC, gĆ¢y thiệt hįŗ”i 2,5 tį»· USD. CĆ”c sĆ n nhʰ Coinbase lʰu trữ dữ liệu nhįŗ”y cįŗ£m, nhʰng việc thuĆŖ ngoĆ i xį»­ lý dữ liệu lĆ m tăng nguy cĘ” rò rỉ.
Deepfake tống tiền: CĆ“ng nghệ AI tįŗ”o deepfake đã tăng 300% từ 2023–2024 (Chainalysis), được sį»­ dỄng trong lừa đảo vĆ  tống tiền. CĆ”c vỄ nhʰ cį»§a Melker cho thįŗ„y khįŗ£ năng thao tĆŗng niềm tin cį»§a nįŗ”n nhĆ¢n.
Tįŗ„n cĆ“ng cĆ” nhĆ¢n: CĆ”c nhĆ¢n vįŗ­t nổi tiįŗæng nhʰ Gokal lĆ  mỄc tiĆŖu chĆ­nh do giĆ” trị tĆ i sįŗ£n lį»›n. Theo Glassnode, vĆ­ liĆŖn quan đến Solana nįŗÆm giữ 1,2 tį»· USD tĆ i sįŗ£n, thu hĆŗt tin tįŗ·c.
TĆ”c động thị trĘ°į»ng: VỄ việc lĆ m giĆ” Solana ($SOL ) giįŗ£m 5% trong 24 giį», xuống 180 USD (CoinMarketCap), phįŗ£n Ć”nh tĆ¢m lý bįŗ„t an.

Giải phÔp quản lý rủi ro
Để giįŗ£m thiểu rį»§i ro, cĆ”c biện phĆ”p sau lĆ  cįŗ§n thiįŗæt:
Cįŗ£i thiện #KYC : SĆ n giao dịch cįŗ§n mĆ£ hóa dữ liệu vĆ  giįŗ£m chia sįŗ» vį»›i bĆŖn thứ ba. Binance sį»­ dỄng zero-knowledge proof Ä‘į»ƒ xĆ”c minh mĆ  khĆ“ng lʰu trữ dữ liệu nhįŗ”y cįŗ£m.
PhĆ”t hiện deepfake: Ɓp dỄng cĆ“ng cỄ AI nhʰ Sentinel Ä‘į»ƒ nhįŗ­n diện hƬnh įŗ£nh giįŗ£ mįŗ”o.
Bįŗ£o mįŗ­t cĆ” nhĆ¢n: Sį»­ dỄng email vĆ  số điện thoįŗ”i riĆŖng cho tĆ i khoįŗ£n crypto, bįŗ­t 2FA, vĆ  lʰu trữ khóa riĆŖng trong vĆ­ lįŗ”nh (Ledger).
Kiểm toĆ”n định kỳ: CĆ”c sĆ n cįŗ§n được kiểm toĆ”n bởi Big 4 (PwC, Deloitte) Ä‘į»ƒ đảm bįŗ£o an ninh dữ liệu.
TĆ”c động đến thị trĘ°į»ng crypto
VỄ việc lĆ m dįŗ„y lĆŖn lo ngįŗ”i về bįŗ£o mįŗ­t trong bối cįŗ£nh crypto tăng trưởng mįŗ”nh. Vį»›i 2,5 triệu ngĘ°į»i dùng tįŗ”i Mỹ (Statista, 2025), cĆ”c sĆ n nhʰ Coinbase phįŗ£i đối mįŗ·t Ć”p lį»±c cįŗ£i thiện bįŗ£o mįŗ­t. Tuy nhiĆŖn, Solana vįŗ«n có tiềm năng phỄc hồi, vį»›i TradingShot dį»± bĆ”o SOL đẔt 250 USD vĆ o Q4/2025 nhį» nĆ¢ng cįŗ„p mįŗ”ng. VỄ việc cÅ©ng thĆŗc đẩy nhĆ  đầu tʰ tƬm đến cĆ”c tĆ i sįŗ£n an toĆ n nhʰ Bitcoin vĆ  stablecoin (USDT, USDC).

BĆ i hį»c cho nhĆ  đầu tʰ
Bįŗ£o vệ thĆ“ng tin cĆ” nhĆ¢n: KhĆ“ng tįŗ£i giįŗ„y tį» tùy thĆ¢n lĆŖn nền tįŗ£ng khĆ“ng đƔng tin cįŗ­y.
Chį»n sĆ n uy tĆ­n: ĘÆu tiĆŖn sĆ n có kiểm toĆ”n Big 4 vĆ  bįŗ£o mįŗ­t mįŗ”nh, nhʰ Binance.
Theo dõi rủi ro: Cập nhật tin tức hack qua CoinMarketCap, CertiK.
Đa dįŗ”ng hóa danh mỄc: Kįŗæt hợp SOL, BTC, vĆ  stablecoin Ä‘į»ƒ giįŗ£m rį»§i ro biįŗæn động.
Gợi ý quản lý rủi ro
Sį»­ dỄng vĆ­ lįŗ”nh (Ledger, Trezor) Ä‘į»ƒ lʰu trữ 80% tĆ i sįŗ£n.
Kiểm tra chính sÔch bảo mật của sàn qua bÔo cÔo từ PwC hoặc Deloitte.
Theo dõi giÔ SOL và BTC trên CoinMarketCap, dự bÔo qua TradingShot.
Cảnh bÔo rủi ro
Đầu tʰ crypto, bao gồm Bitcoin vĆ  Solana, tiềm įŗ©n rį»§i ro cao do biįŗæn động giĆ” vĆ  lį»— hổng bįŗ£o mįŗ­t. CĆ”c vỄ rò rỉ KYC hoįŗ·c deepfake có thể gĆ¢y thiệt hįŗ”i tĆ i chĆ­nh vĆ  danh tiįŗæng. NhĆ  đầu tʰ cįŗ§n bįŗ£o vệ dữ liệu trước hĆ nh vi sai trĆ”i nhʰ tống tiền vĆ  tį»± nghiĆŖn cứu kỹ lưỔng (DYOR). ThĆ“ng tin trong bĆ i chỉ mang tĆ­nh tham khįŗ£o, khĆ“ng phįŗ£i lį»i khuyĆŖn đầu tʰ.
#MarketPullback 🚨 Ā”ALERTA CRIPTO! Hackers usan DEEPFAKES en videollamadas para ROBAR tus fondos šŸ”“ "Pronto, confiar en una videollamada serĆ” cosa del PASADO" – Changpeng Zhao (CZ) šŸ“Œ ĀæQuĆ© pasó? - La influencer japonesa Mai Fujimoto fue hackeada tras una llamada en Zoom con un deepfake ultrarealista de un conocido. - Le hicieron instalar un "parche de audio" que era malware, Ā”y le vaciaron sus billeteras de MetaMask y Telegram! šŸ’€ No es un caso aislado: šŸ”¹ El grupo norcoreano BlueNoroff estĆ” atacando empleados de crypto con la misma tĆ©cnica. šŸ”¹ Los deepfakes ya engaƱan hasta a los mĆ”s expertos. šŸ›” ĀæCómo PROTEGERTE? āœ… NUNCA descargues archivos o hagas clic en links de videollamadas, Ā”aunque parezcan legĆ­timos! āœ… Usa verificación por mĆŗltiples canales (mensaje + llamada + clave compartida). āœ… Activa autenticación en 2 pasos (2FA) SIEMPRE. āš ļø El futuro de los hacks es ATERRADOR… ĀæEstĆ”s listo? šŸ‘‡ ĀæTĆŗ o alguien que conoces ha sido vĆ­ctima de algo asĆ­? Ā”CuĆ©ntanos! #CryptoStocks #MyTradingStyle #Deepfake #ScamAlert {spot}(BNBUSDT)
#MarketPullback 🚨 ”ALERTA CRIPTO! Hackers usan DEEPFAKES en videollamadas para ROBAR tus fondos

šŸ”“ "Pronto, confiar en una videollamada serĆ” cosa del PASADO" – Changpeng Zhao (CZ)

šŸ“Œ ĀæQuĆ© pasó?

- La influencer japonesa Mai Fujimoto fue hackeada tras una llamada en Zoom con un deepfake ultrarealista de un conocido.

- Le hicieron instalar un "parche de audio" que era malware, ”y le vaciaron sus billeteras de MetaMask y Telegram!

šŸ’€ No es un caso aislado:

šŸ”¹ El grupo norcoreano BlueNoroff estĆ” atacando empleados de crypto con la misma tĆ©cnica.
šŸ”¹ Los deepfakes ya engaƱan hasta a los mĆ”s expertos.

šŸ›” ĀæCómo PROTEGERTE?

āœ… NUNCA descargues archivos o hagas clic en links de videollamadas, Ā”aunque parezcan legĆ­timos!

āœ… Usa verificación por mĆŗltiples canales (mensaje + llamada + clave compartida).

āœ… Activa autenticación en 2 pasos (2FA) SIEMPRE.

āš ļø El futuro de los hacks es ATERRADOR… ĀæEstĆ”s listo?

šŸ‘‡ ĀæTĆŗ o alguien que conoces ha sido vĆ­ctima de algo asĆ­? Ā”CuĆ©ntanos!
#CryptoStocks #MyTradingStyle #Deepfake #ScamAlert
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🚨 **Deepfake Scam Alert** 🚨 Elon Musk has issued a warning to users about a deepfake video created by AI, falsely showing him promoting a fake cryptocurrency platform. These scam attempts have been on the rise recently, and Musk advises everyone to stay vigilant. Stay informed and be cautious! #ElonMuskTalks #CryptoScamAlert #deepfake #AI
🚨 **Deepfake Scam Alert** 🚨

Elon Musk has issued a warning to users about a deepfake video created by AI, falsely showing him promoting a fake cryptocurrency platform. These scam attempts have been on the rise recently, and Musk advises everyone to stay vigilant.

Stay informed and be cautious!

#ElonMuskTalks #CryptoScamAlert #deepfake #AI
Deepfake Crypto Scam Worth $43 Million Leads to the Arrest of Hong Kong GraduatesHong Kong Authorities Uncover Fraud Syndicate Hong Kong authorities have uncovered a fraudulent syndicate that used deepfake technology to carry out a cryptocurrency scam worth $43 million. This scam resulted in the arrest of 27 individuals, including university-educated graduates. According to local media reports, the syndicate had been operating since October of last year in an industrial unit spanning 4,000 square feet in Hung Hom. Fraudsters Used AI to Create Attractive Female Personas The fraudsters allegedly used artificial intelligence to swap their faces with those of attractive women during video calls. This deepfake technology allowed the male fraudsters to create appealing identities, helping them gain the trust of victims across Asia, including in Singapore, mainland China, Taiwan, and India. Chief Superintendent Fang Chi-kin revealed that the group recruited digital media graduates to develop fake trading platforms and manage their online operations. Victims Lured into Investing in Cryptocurrencies Once trust was established, the fraudsters introduced cryptocurrency investment opportunities. To lure victims into investing, they showed fake trading records to convince them to invest large sums of money. Many victims realized they had been scammed only when they were unable to withdraw their funds. Police Seized Equipment and Cash During a raid on October 9, Hong Kong police seized more than 100 mobile phones, computer equipment, luxury watches, and over 200,000 Hong Kong dollars in cash. The suspects, aged between 21 and 34, face charges of conspiracy to defraud and possession of offensive weapons. Authorities also discovered training materials instructing the fraudsters on effective tactics to manipulate victims. They found a "performance board" highlighting the top earners, with the most successful scammer allegedly earning $266,000 in a single month. ā€œThey set up a performance board. Teams and members who successfully scammed the most victims were listed. The top earner last month made $266,000,ā€ said Superintendent Iu Wing-kan. Crypto Regulation in Hong Kong These details of the crypto scam surface as Hong Kong tightens regulatory scrutiny of its cryptocurrency market. The Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) is currently reviewing nearly a dozen crypto platforms for potential licensing. SFC CEO Julia Leung announced that 11 platforms applying for approval to operate crypto businesses had undergone on-site assessments. The SFC plans to issue licenses in batches to virtual asset trading platforms (VATP) to ensure regulatory compliance. Although these platforms are currently operating under a ā€œdeemed licensedā€ status, the SFC has warned traders not to engage with them until they are fully licensed. The SFC’s approach includes granting conditional licenses to compliant platforms while stripping those that fail to meet regulatory requirements of their licensing qualifications. #cybersecurity , #Cryptoscam , #hackers , #hacking , #deepfake Stay one step ahead – follow our profile and stay informed about everything important in the world of cryptocurrencies! Notice: ,,The information and views presented in this article are intended solely for educational purposes and should not be taken as investment advice in any situation. The content of these pages should not be regarded as financial, investment, or any other form of advice. We caution that investing in cryptocurrencies can be risky and may lead to financial losses.ā€œ

Deepfake Crypto Scam Worth $43 Million Leads to the Arrest of Hong Kong Graduates

Hong Kong Authorities Uncover Fraud Syndicate
Hong Kong authorities have uncovered a fraudulent syndicate that used deepfake technology to carry out a cryptocurrency scam worth $43 million. This scam resulted in the arrest of 27 individuals, including university-educated graduates.
According to local media reports, the syndicate had been operating since October of last year in an industrial unit spanning 4,000 square feet in Hung Hom.
Fraudsters Used AI to Create Attractive Female Personas
The fraudsters allegedly used artificial intelligence to swap their faces with those of attractive women during video calls. This deepfake technology allowed the male fraudsters to create appealing identities, helping them gain the trust of victims across Asia, including in Singapore, mainland China, Taiwan, and India.
Chief Superintendent Fang Chi-kin revealed that the group recruited digital media graduates to develop fake trading platforms and manage their online operations.
Victims Lured into Investing in Cryptocurrencies
Once trust was established, the fraudsters introduced cryptocurrency investment opportunities. To lure victims into investing, they showed fake trading records to convince them to invest large sums of money. Many victims realized they had been scammed only when they were unable to withdraw their funds.
Police Seized Equipment and Cash
During a raid on October 9, Hong Kong police seized more than 100 mobile phones, computer equipment, luxury watches, and over 200,000 Hong Kong dollars in cash. The suspects, aged between 21 and 34, face charges of conspiracy to defraud and possession of offensive weapons.
Authorities also discovered training materials instructing the fraudsters on effective tactics to manipulate victims. They found a "performance board" highlighting the top earners, with the most successful scammer allegedly earning $266,000 in a single month.
ā€œThey set up a performance board. Teams and members who successfully scammed the most victims were listed. The top earner last month made $266,000,ā€ said Superintendent Iu Wing-kan.
Crypto Regulation in Hong Kong
These details of the crypto scam surface as Hong Kong tightens regulatory scrutiny of its cryptocurrency market. The Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) is currently reviewing nearly a dozen crypto platforms for potential licensing.
SFC CEO Julia Leung announced that 11 platforms applying for approval to operate crypto businesses had undergone on-site assessments. The SFC plans to issue licenses in batches to virtual asset trading platforms (VATP) to ensure regulatory compliance. Although these platforms are currently operating under a ā€œdeemed licensedā€ status, the SFC has warned traders not to engage with them until they are fully licensed.
The SFC’s approach includes granting conditional licenses to compliant platforms while stripping those that fail to meet regulatory requirements of their licensing qualifications.
#cybersecurity , #Cryptoscam , #hackers , #hacking , #deepfake

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,,The information and views presented in this article are intended solely for educational purposes and should not be taken as investment advice in any situation. The content of these pages should not be regarded as financial, investment, or any other form of advice. We caution that investing in cryptocurrencies can be risky and may lead to financial losses.ā€œ
🚨 ÚLTIMA HORA: La bolsa EXCHANGE informa un aumento del 200% en casos de fraude a principios de 2025. Los estafadores estÔn evolucionando rÔpidamente y utilizan deepfakes, tokens falsos y listados engañosos para atacar a los usuarios. ”Manténganse todos a salvo! #estafas #fake #Token #Deepfake #criptonews $USDC
🚨 ÚLTIMA HORA: La bolsa EXCHANGE informa un aumento del 200% en casos de fraude a principios de 2025.

Los estafadores estƔn evolucionando rƔpidamente y utilizan deepfakes, tokens falsos y listados engaƱosos para atacar a los usuarios.

”Manténganse todos a salvo!

#estafas #fake #Token #Deepfake #criptonews $USDC
🚨 Tanzanian Billionaire’s X Account Hacked, Used for AI Deepfake Scam šŸ“¢ Forbes reports that Tanzanian billionaire Mohammed Dewji’s X account was hacked and used to promote $Tanzania token via AI deepfake videos. šŸ›‘ Dewji denies involvement, stating his account is still compromised. āš ļø Hackers disabled comments and posted 4 deepfake videos to lure investors. Within hours, victims poured in $1.48M. šŸ’° The group is suspected to be the same hackers behind the $1.3M scam using Brazilian ex-president Jair Bolsonaro’s hacked X account. āŒ X has yet to respond. #CyberSecurity #Cryptoscam #Deepfake
🚨 Tanzanian Billionaire’s X Account Hacked, Used for AI Deepfake Scam

šŸ“¢ Forbes reports that Tanzanian billionaire Mohammed Dewji’s X account was hacked and used to promote $Tanzania token via AI deepfake videos.

šŸ›‘ Dewji denies involvement, stating his account is still compromised.

āš ļø Hackers disabled comments and posted 4 deepfake videos to lure investors. Within hours, victims poured in $1.48M.

šŸ’° The group is suspected to be the same hackers behind the $1.3M scam using Brazilian ex-president Jair Bolsonaro’s hacked X account.

āŒ X has yet to respond.

#CyberSecurity #Cryptoscam #Deepfake
Beware of Deepfake Zoom Traps: Hackers Target Crypto Users 🚨 Security Alert Hackers are now spreading fake Zoom meeting software via Telegram and X! These links mimic official Zoom domains but redirect to malicious sites. Deepfake participants & fake screens are being used to trick users. If compromised, your wallets, seed phrases, and cloud crypto data could be at risk. Stay vigilant: Don’t click on Zoom or meeting links without verifying authenticity. Use trusted platforms only! #CryptoSecurity #ZoomScam #PhishingAlert #Deepfake #Web3Safety #Blockchain
Beware of Deepfake Zoom Traps: Hackers Target Crypto Users

🚨 Security Alert
Hackers are now spreading fake Zoom meeting software via Telegram and X!

These links mimic official Zoom domains but redirect to malicious sites.

Deepfake participants & fake screens are being used to trick users.

If compromised, your wallets, seed phrases, and cloud crypto data could be at risk.

Stay vigilant:
Don’t click on Zoom or meeting links without verifying authenticity. Use trusted platforms only!

#CryptoSecurity #ZoomScam #PhishingAlert #Deepfake #Web3Safety #Blockchain
šŸ¤” CZ warns that even video calls can no longer be considered secure. Deepfake technology is evolving fast, and scammers are now able to convincingly fake both voices and faces. What used to be a reliable way to verify identity is no longer foolproof. One of the most common tricks is a message from a ā€œfriendā€ sharing a link to some software, but that trusted face might actually be a scammer. Stay alert and think twice before clicking – even if the message comes from someone close. #SwingTradingStrategy #Deepfake $BNB {spot}(BNBUSDT)
šŸ¤” CZ warns that even video calls can no longer be considered secure. Deepfake technology is evolving fast, and scammers are now able to convincingly fake both voices and faces. What used to be a reliable way to verify identity is no longer foolproof.

One of the most common tricks is a message from a ā€œfriendā€ sharing a link to some software, but that trusted face might actually be a scammer. Stay alert and think twice before clicking – even if the message comes from someone close.
#SwingTradingStrategy #Deepfake $BNB
Top Tips from Vitalik Buterin on How to Protect Yourself from Deep fakesThe crypto industry is constantly facing security issues. Therefore, it is important to remember to apply security methods. Ethereum founder Vitalik Buterin has repeatedly shared his wisdom with cryptocurrency users. Recently, ButerinĀ publishedĀ an article analyzing the growing risks in the cryptocurrency sector, including the problem of ā€œdeep fakesā€ and their implications for security measures. Let’s take a closer look at this article. In his article, Buterin writes that every year it becomes harder and harder to recognize deep fakes as they become more realistic in appearance. He says that he recently became a target himself when aĀ videoĀ featuring him was used to promote a scam and questionable investments. He also emphasizes that audio and video recordings of a person are no longer a safe method of identifying their authenticity, citing the example of aĀ companyĀ that lost $25 million due to a video conversation with a deep fake. Cryptographic Signatures Are Not The Only Solution Buterin criticizes the approach to cryptographic signatures as a method of verification. In his view, this approach ignores the broader context of security – the human factor. Buterin argues that the practice of multiple signatures for transaction approval, which is intended to provide multi-level verification, can fail because an attacker can impersonate the manager not only for the last request but also for the previous stages of the approval process. ā€œThe other signers accepting that you are you, if you sign with your key, kills the whole point: it turns the entire contract into a 1-of-1 multisig where someone needs to only grab control of your single key to steal the funds!ā€Ā he notes. Personal Questions As a Security Measures Buterin writes: ā€œSuppose that someone texts you claiming to be a particular person who is your friend. They are texting from an account you have never seen before, and they are claiming to have lost all of their devices. How do you determine if they are who they say they are?ā€ Probably inspired by Harry Potter, Buterin proposed a simple but powerful method of protection as a solution:Ā ā€œAsk them things that only they would know about their life.ā€ It is better to ask them, for example, about your experiences together: When the two of us last saw each other, what restaurant did we eat at for dinner, and what food did you have? Which movie did we recently watch that you did not like? Which of our friends made that joke about an ancient politician? The more unique your question, the better. Questions that make a person think, and they may even forget the answer, are good, but if your opponent claims to have forgotten, ask them a few more questions. It’s always better to ask questions that relate to some ā€œmicroā€ details (what someone liked/disliked, personal jokes, etc.) than ā€œmacroā€ questions. Since the former are usually much harder for third parties to accidentally dig up (e.g. if even one person posted a photo of the dinner on Instagram, modern LLMs may well be fast enough to catch that and provide the location in real-time) It Is Always Better to Combine Several Security Strategies There is no perfect security strategy, so it’s best to combine several methods at once. You can agree with a friend in advance on the passwords that you will use to authenticate each other. Or you can agree on a ā€œduressā€ key, a word you can use to signal that you are being coerced or threatened. The word should be common enough that you feel natural using it, but rare enough that you don’t use it accidentally in everyday conversation. If you receive an ETH address, ask the person to send it to you through several communication channels (other social networks or messengers). Protection against MitM attacks: Man-in-the-middle attacks are a common threat in digital communications. It involves an attacker covertly transmitting and potentially altering messages between two parties who believe they are communicating directly with each other. To solve this problem, Buterin suggests using cryptographic protocols such as Transport Layer Security (TLS) and Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) to encrypt data in transit, making intercepted conversations unintelligible to outsiders. Additionally, the implementation of end-to-end encryption in messengers ensures that only the users who are speaking can read messages, effectively eliminating the threat posed by these attacks. The expert concludes the article with the following words:Ā ā€œEach person’s situation is unique, and so the kinds of unique shared information that you have with the people you might need to authenticate with differs for different people. It’s generally better to adapt the technique to the people, and not the people to the technique. A technique does not need to be perfect to work: the ideal approach is to stack together multiple techniques at the same time, and choose the techniques that work best for you.ā€ SoulBound Token Vitalik Buterin is known for his brilliant ideas for projects. SoulBound Token was one of those projects. The Ethereum founder, along with lawyer Puja Alhaver and economist Eric Glenn, firstĀ proposedĀ the concept in May 2022 to address some of the shortcomings ofĀ non-fungible tokensĀ (NFTs) and similar ones. SoulBound Token is an irreplaceable token valid for only one address that cannot be transferred or sold. This feature makes them ideal for representing assets that cannot be acquired through purchase, such as certificates of competence, reputation, medical records, etc. SBT can be used for a variety of purposes, for example: Maintaining medical recordsStorage of digital identity cardsMaintaining an employment record bookVerification of event attendanceAllows people to build a verified digital reputation based on past actions Some companies and organizations have also used SBT to create a decentralized and secure digital identification system, for example: Binance – launched its own SBT calledĀ Binance Account BoundĀ (BAB) to improve Web3 identity verification and prevent fraud. WhiteBIT – their Web3 service,Ā WB Soul Ecosystem, allows for the recreation of a user’s identity in theĀ WhitechainĀ through the WB Soul and characterizes it according to your account. Blockmate – discussing the use of SBT to display payment and debt history, enabling unsecured lending and improving credit scores. Summary Even though the expert recentlyĀ statedĀ that he is already ā€œoutdatedā€ and will soon be replaced by a new talent, people still find his ideas and advice useful. They have repeatedly made life easier not only for cryptocurrency users but also for people not connected with crypto. And while Buterin hasn’t left cryptocurrencies yet, we will be waiting for new brilliant ideas from him. #News #security #Buterin #deepfake

Top Tips from Vitalik Buterin on How to Protect Yourself from Deep fakes

The crypto industry is constantly facing security issues. Therefore, it is important to remember to apply security methods. Ethereum founder Vitalik Buterin has repeatedly shared his wisdom with cryptocurrency users.
Recently, ButerinĀ publishedĀ an article analyzing the growing risks in the cryptocurrency sector, including the problem of ā€œdeep fakesā€ and their implications for security measures.
Let’s take a closer look at this article.
In his article, Buterin writes that every year it becomes harder and harder to recognize deep fakes as they become more realistic in appearance. He says that he recently became a target himself when aĀ videoĀ featuring him was used to promote a scam and questionable investments.
He also emphasizes that audio and video recordings of a person are no longer a safe method of identifying their authenticity, citing the example of aĀ companyĀ that lost $25 million due to a video conversation with a deep fake.
Cryptographic Signatures Are Not The Only Solution
Buterin criticizes the approach to cryptographic signatures as a method of verification. In his view, this approach ignores the broader context of security – the human factor.
Buterin argues that the practice of multiple signatures for transaction approval, which is intended to provide multi-level verification, can fail because an attacker can impersonate the manager not only for the last request but also for the previous stages of the approval process.
ā€œThe other signers accepting that you are you, if you sign with your key, kills the whole point: it turns the entire contract into a 1-of-1 multisig where someone needs to only grab control of your single key to steal the funds!ā€Ā he notes.
Personal Questions As a Security Measures
Buterin writes: ā€œSuppose that someone texts you claiming to be a particular person who is your friend. They are texting from an account you have never seen before, and they are claiming to have lost all of their devices. How do you determine if they are who they say they are?ā€
Probably inspired by Harry Potter, Buterin proposed a simple but powerful method of protection as a solution:Ā ā€œAsk them things that only they would know about their life.ā€
It is better to ask them, for example, about your experiences together:
When the two of us last saw each other, what restaurant did we eat at for dinner, and what food did you have?
Which movie did we recently watch that you did not like?
Which of our friends made that joke about an ancient politician?
The more unique your question, the better. Questions that make a person think, and they may even forget the answer, are good, but if your opponent claims to have forgotten, ask them a few more questions.
It’s always better to ask questions that relate to some ā€œmicroā€ details (what someone liked/disliked, personal jokes, etc.) than ā€œmacroā€ questions. Since the former are usually much harder for third parties to accidentally dig up (e.g. if even one person posted a photo of the dinner on Instagram, modern LLMs may well be fast enough to catch that and provide the location in real-time)
It Is Always Better to Combine Several Security Strategies
There is no perfect security strategy, so it’s best to combine several methods at once.
You can agree with a friend in advance on the passwords that you will use to authenticate each other. Or you can agree on a ā€œduressā€ key, a word you can use to signal that you are being coerced or threatened.
The word should be common enough that you feel natural using it, but rare enough that you don’t use it accidentally in everyday conversation.
If you receive an ETH address, ask the person to send it to you through several communication channels (other social networks or messengers).
Protection against MitM attacks: Man-in-the-middle attacks are a common threat in digital communications. It involves an attacker covertly transmitting and potentially altering messages between two parties who believe they are communicating directly with each other.
To solve this problem, Buterin suggests using cryptographic protocols such as Transport Layer Security (TLS) and Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) to encrypt data in transit, making intercepted conversations unintelligible to outsiders.
Additionally, the implementation of end-to-end encryption in messengers ensures that only the users who are speaking can read messages, effectively eliminating the threat posed by these attacks.
The expert concludes the article with the following words:Ā ā€œEach person’s situation is unique, and so the kinds of unique shared information that you have with the people you might need to authenticate with differs for different people. It’s generally better to adapt the technique to the people, and not the people to the technique. A technique does not need to be perfect to work: the ideal approach is to stack together multiple techniques at the same time, and choose the techniques that work best for you.ā€
SoulBound Token
Vitalik Buterin is known for his brilliant ideas for projects. SoulBound Token was one of those projects. The Ethereum founder, along with lawyer Puja Alhaver and economist Eric Glenn, firstĀ proposedĀ the concept in May 2022 to address some of the shortcomings ofĀ non-fungible tokensĀ (NFTs) and similar ones.
SoulBound Token is an irreplaceable token valid for only one address that cannot be transferred or sold. This feature makes them ideal for representing assets that cannot be acquired through purchase, such as certificates of competence, reputation, medical records, etc.
SBT can be used for a variety of purposes, for example:
Maintaining medical recordsStorage of digital identity cardsMaintaining an employment record bookVerification of event attendanceAllows people to build a verified digital reputation based on past actions
Some companies and organizations have also used SBT to create a decentralized and secure digital identification system, for example:
Binance – launched its own SBT calledĀ Binance Account BoundĀ (BAB) to improve Web3 identity verification and prevent fraud.
WhiteBIT – their Web3 service,Ā WB Soul Ecosystem, allows for the recreation of a user’s identity in theĀ WhitechainĀ through the WB Soul and characterizes it according to your account.
Blockmate – discussing the use of SBT to display payment and debt history, enabling unsecured lending and improving credit scores.
Summary
Even though the expert recentlyĀ statedĀ that he is already ā€œoutdatedā€ and will soon be replaced by a new talent, people still find his ideas and advice useful. They have repeatedly made life easier not only for cryptocurrency users but also for people not connected with crypto. And while Buterin hasn’t left cryptocurrencies yet, we will be waiting for new brilliant ideas from him.
#News #security #Buterin #deepfake
🚨 Binance's CZ Warns: Deepfakes of Me Are Out There, Promoting Crypto Scams!Crypto titan Changpeng "CZ" Zhao is sounding the alarm on a new wave of crypto scams. Fresh out of jail, he's urging the community to be on high alert for AI-generated deepfakes of him, spreading misinformation and promoting fraudulent crypto schemes. "Fake me, real danger," CZ warns on X. Don't fall for the con!

🚨 Binance's CZ Warns: Deepfakes of Me Are Out There, Promoting Crypto Scams!

Crypto titan Changpeng "CZ" Zhao is sounding the alarm on a new wave of crypto scams. Fresh out of jail, he's urging the community to be on high alert for AI-generated deepfakes of him, spreading misinformation and promoting fraudulent crypto schemes.
"Fake me, real danger," CZ warns on X. Don't fall for the con!
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🚨 Scam Alert – July 4, 2025 āš ļø **AI-Powered Deepfake Scams Surge – $4.6B in Losses (2024)** A new Bitget/SlowMist/Elliptic report reveals crypto scams cost victims $4.6 billion in 2024, with deepfake technology fueling a sharp rise. Scammers now imitate public figures—CEOs, influencers, even government officials—using fake videos to lure users into fraudulent investments with AI-generated voices and visuals . 🧠 Highlights: 87 scam rings using deepfake videos dismantled in Q1 2025 alone Deepfake attacks account for nearly 40% of high-value crypto thefts Fake Zoom calls and video endorsements now standard tactics 🚨 Red Flags to Watch: Urgent ā€œexclusive investmentā€ videos from fake celebs Zoom or Telegram invites from ā€œplatform executivesā€ Unexpected requests: ā€œLog in to secure your share—do it now!ā€ āœ… Stay Safe: Tip Why šŸŽÆ Verify calls with known channels Avoid scams posing as legit contact šŸ”Ž Cross-check news via official sources Public figures rarely make investment videos šŸ›”ļø Ignore unsolicited video claims Especially when asking for login or seed phrase šŸ’¾ Report & share with community Early warnings save others from losses šŸ’¬ Have you seen a deepfake crypto pitch today? Drop it below and help protect others! šŸ” Share to raise awareness—crypto safety is a shared responsibility. #CryptoScam #Deepfake #AI #BinanceSquare #CryptoSafety
🚨 Scam Alert – July 4, 2025

āš ļø **AI-Powered Deepfake Scams Surge – $4.6B in Losses (2024)**
A new Bitget/SlowMist/Elliptic report reveals crypto scams cost victims $4.6 billion in 2024, with deepfake technology fueling a sharp rise. Scammers now imitate public figures—CEOs, influencers, even government officials—using fake videos to lure users into fraudulent investments with AI-generated voices and visuals .

🧠 Highlights:

87 scam rings using deepfake videos dismantled in Q1 2025 alone

Deepfake attacks account for nearly 40% of high-value crypto thefts

Fake Zoom calls and video endorsements now standard tactics

🚨 Red Flags to Watch:

Urgent ā€œexclusive investmentā€ videos from fake celebs

Zoom or Telegram invites from ā€œplatform executivesā€

Unexpected requests: ā€œLog in to secure your share—do it now!ā€

āœ… Stay Safe:

Tip Why

šŸŽÆ Verify calls with known channels Avoid scams posing as legit contact
šŸ”Ž Cross-check news via official sources Public figures rarely make investment videos
šŸ›”ļø Ignore unsolicited video claims Especially when asking for login or seed phrase
šŸ’¾ Report & share with community Early warnings save others from losses

šŸ’¬ Have you seen a deepfake crypto pitch today?
Drop it below and help protect others!
šŸ” Share to raise awareness—crypto safety is a shared responsibility.

#CryptoScam #Deepfake #AI #BinanceSquare #CryptoSafety
🚨 Crypto Scam Alert – July 4 to 6, 2025 + Today āœ… 1. Deepfake Scam Rings Drain $4.6B in 2024 0-1A new report reveals that scammers used AI-generated deepfake videos—targeting investors with fake endorsements of crypto schemes, impersonating influencers and executives. These scams accounted for ~40% of high-value thefts in 2024  . āœ… 2. Secret Service Recovers $400M in Global Crackdown 582-0The U.S. Secret Service has recovered $400 million and launched a global operation to counter crypto fraud, in response to over $9.3 billion lost to scams in 2024  . āœ… 3. Massive $540M Crypto Fraud Ring Busted in Spain 859-0Europol, in cooperation with U.S. and Estonian authorities, dismantled a crypto fraud network that laundered €540 million—one of Europe’s largest crypto busts  . āœ… 4. Liverpool Briton Sued Over Ā£330M Ponzi Scheme 1109-0Peter McInnes faces a civil lawsuit in New York over a suspected Ā£330 million crypto Ponzi involving TradeAI and Stakx. Investors worldwide reported losses exceeding Ā£330M  . šŸ›”ļø Protection Tips – Stay Safe Scam Type Warning Sign What You Should Do Deepfake pitches Fake celeb/influencer videos + urgency Don’t trust unsolicited video endorsements Global fraud rings Audits & asset recoveries in news headlines Prefer verified services and authorities Large laundering networks Sudden huge transfers between exchanges Monitor transfers; use blockchain trackers Ponzi investment schemes Promises of high returns + complex investment setup Research the team; avoid opaque platforms šŸ’¬ Seen any suspicious activity lately? Drop a comment and help protect the community! šŸ” Share this post to spread awareness. #CryptoScam #Deepfake #PonziScheme
🚨 Crypto Scam Alert – July 4 to 6, 2025 + Today

āœ… 1. Deepfake Scam Rings Drain $4.6B in 2024

0-1A new report reveals that scammers used AI-generated deepfake videos—targeting investors with fake endorsements of crypto schemes, impersonating influencers and executives. These scams accounted for ~40% of high-value thefts in 2024  .

āœ… 2. Secret Service Recovers $400M in Global Crackdown

582-0The U.S. Secret Service has recovered $400 million and launched a global operation to counter crypto fraud, in response to over $9.3 billion lost to scams in 2024  .

āœ… 3. Massive $540M Crypto Fraud Ring Busted in Spain

859-0Europol, in cooperation with U.S. and Estonian authorities, dismantled a crypto fraud network that laundered €540 million—one of Europe’s largest crypto busts  .

āœ… 4. Liverpool Briton Sued Over Ā£330M Ponzi Scheme

1109-0Peter McInnes faces a civil lawsuit in New York over a suspected Ā£330 million crypto Ponzi involving TradeAI and Stakx. Investors worldwide reported losses exceeding Ā£330M  .

šŸ›”ļø Protection Tips – Stay Safe

Scam Type Warning Sign What You Should Do

Deepfake pitches Fake celeb/influencer videos + urgency Don’t trust unsolicited video endorsements
Global fraud rings Audits & asset recoveries in news headlines Prefer verified services and authorities
Large laundering networks Sudden huge transfers between exchanges Monitor transfers; use blockchain trackers
Ponzi investment schemes Promises of high returns + complex investment setup Research the team; avoid opaque platforms

šŸ’¬ Seen any suspicious activity lately?
Drop a comment and help protect the community!
šŸ” Share this post to spread awareness.

#CryptoScam #Deepfake #PonziScheme
Голос Š±ŃƒŠ“ŃƒŃ‰ŠµŠ³Š¾: OpenAI Š·Š°ŠæŃƒŃŠŗŠ°ŠµŃ‚ Voice Engine — что ŃŃ‚Š¾ Š¼ŠµŠ½ŃŠµŃ‚?OpenAI преГставила Voice Engine — ИИ, который ŃŠøŠ½Ń‚ŠµŠ·ŠøŃ€ŃƒŠµŃ‚ голос по 15-секунГной записи. Ты Š“Š°Ń‘ŃˆŃŒ ИИ ŠŗŃƒŃŠ¾Ń‡ŠµŠŗ своей речи — он говорит как ты. И не просто ŠŗŠ¾ŠæŠøŃ€ŃƒŠµŃ‚, а ŃŠ¾Ń…Ń€Š°Š½ŃŠµŃ‚ интонации, ŃŠ¼Š¾Ń†ŠøŠø, акценты. Пока моГель Ń‚ŠµŃŃ‚ŠøŃ€ŃƒŠµŃ‚ŃŃ в закрытом режиме — ŠøŠ·-за риска фейков Šø обмана. ГГе ŃŃ‚Š¾ уже ŠæŃ€ŠøŠ¼ŠµŠ½ŃŃŽŃ‚: • Š»Š¾ŠŗŠ°Š»ŠøŠ·Š°Ń†ŠøŃ контента без актёров; • голосовые помощники в меГицине Šø Š¾Š±ŃƒŃ‡ŠµŠ½ŠøŠø; • Š¾Š·Š²ŃƒŃ‡ŠŗŠ° YouTube Šø TikTok без затрат. ŠŠ¾ Šø ŃƒŠ³Ń€Š¾Š·Ń‹ ŃŠµŃ€ŃŒŃ‘Š·Š½Ń‹Šµ: • Гипфейки; • Š¼Š¾ŃˆŠµŠ½Š½ŠøŃ‡ŠµŃŃ‚Š²Š¾; • «звонки от мамы» от ИИ. Š¢ŠµŃ…Š½Š¾Š»Š¾Š³ŠøŃ Š¼Š¾Ń‰Š½Š°Ń. ŠžŃŃ‚Š°Š»Š¾ŃŃŒ Š“Š¾Š³Š¾Š²Š¾Ń€ŠøŃ‚ŃŒŃŃ, как её не ŠæŃ€Š¾ŃŃ€Š°Ń‚ŃŒ. ГГе ты бы использовал свой голос-клон — в бизнесе, контенте или ŃˆŃƒŃ‚ŠŗŠ°Ń…? #AI #OpenAI #VoiceTech #Deepfake ПоГпишись — мы не просто говорим об ИИ, мы говорим его голосом.

Голос Š±ŃƒŠ“ŃƒŃ‰ŠµŠ³Š¾: OpenAI Š·Š°ŠæŃƒŃŠŗŠ°ŠµŃ‚ Voice Engine — что ŃŃ‚Š¾ Š¼ŠµŠ½ŃŠµŃ‚?

OpenAI преГставила Voice Engine — ИИ, который ŃŠøŠ½Ń‚ŠµŠ·ŠøŃ€ŃƒŠµŃ‚ голос по 15-секунГной записи.
Ты Š“Š°Ń‘ŃˆŃŒ ИИ ŠŗŃƒŃŠ¾Ń‡ŠµŠŗ своей речи — он говорит как ты. И не просто ŠŗŠ¾ŠæŠøŃ€ŃƒŠµŃ‚, а ŃŠ¾Ń…Ń€Š°Š½ŃŠµŃ‚ интонации, ŃŠ¼Š¾Ń†ŠøŠø, акценты. Пока моГель Ń‚ŠµŃŃ‚ŠøŃ€ŃƒŠµŃ‚ŃŃ в закрытом режиме — ŠøŠ·-за риска фейков Šø обмана.
ГГе ŃŃ‚Š¾ уже ŠæŃ€ŠøŠ¼ŠµŠ½ŃŃŽŃ‚:
• Š»Š¾ŠŗŠ°Š»ŠøŠ·Š°Ń†ŠøŃ контента без актёров;
• голосовые помощники в меГицине Šø Š¾Š±ŃƒŃ‡ŠµŠ½ŠøŠø;
• Š¾Š·Š²ŃƒŃ‡ŠŗŠ° YouTube Šø TikTok без затрат.
ŠŠ¾ Šø ŃƒŠ³Ń€Š¾Š·Ń‹ ŃŠµŃ€ŃŒŃ‘Š·Š½Ń‹Šµ:
• Гипфейки;
• Š¼Š¾ŃˆŠµŠ½Š½ŠøŃ‡ŠµŃŃ‚Š²Š¾;
• «звонки от мамы» от ИИ.
Š¢ŠµŃ…Š½Š¾Š»Š¾Š³ŠøŃ Š¼Š¾Ń‰Š½Š°Ń. ŠžŃŃ‚Š°Š»Š¾ŃŃŒ Š“Š¾Š³Š¾Š²Š¾Ń€ŠøŃ‚ŃŒŃŃ, как её не ŠæŃ€Š¾ŃŃ€Š°Ń‚ŃŒ.
ГГе ты бы использовал свой голос-клон — в бизнесе, контенте или ŃˆŃƒŃ‚ŠŗŠ°Ń…?
#AI #OpenAI #VoiceTech #Deepfake
ПоГпишись — мы не просто говорим об ИИ, мы говорим его голосом.
Video cį»§a Cį»™ng hòa Trung Phi được đƔnh dįŗ„u lĆ  'đƔng ngį»' khi token đẔt 527 triệu đƓ la Faustion-Archange Touadera đã cĆ“ng bố ra mįŗÆt memecoin chĆ­nh thức cho Cį»™ng hòa Trung Phi trĆŖn X, nhʰng những ngĘ°į»i hoĆ i nghi vĆ  hai mĆ”y phĆ”t hiện deepfake AI vįŗ«n còn nghi ngį». ƍt nhįŗ„t hai mĆ”y phĆ”t hiện AI deepfake đã đƔnh dįŗ„u video cį»§a Tổng thống Cį»™ng hòa Trung Phi cĆ“ng bố đồng memecoin mį»›i ra mįŗÆt cį»§a hį» lĆ  đƔng ngį», vƬ đồng tiền nĆ y đẔt vốn hóa thị trĘ°į»ng 530 triệu đƓ la vĆ o ngĆ y 9 thĆ”ng 2. TrongĀ bĆ i đăngĀ ngĆ y 9 thĆ”ng 2 trĆŖn X, tĆ i khoįŗ£n X cį»§a Chį»§ tịch CAR Faustion-Archange Touadera đã cĆ“ng bố memecoin chĆ­nh thức cį»§a đẄt nước trĆŖn X nhʰ mį»™t "thĆ­ nghiệm" nhįŗ±m hį»— trợ phĆ”t triển quốc gia vĆ  đʰa quốc gia nĆ y lĆŖn trĘ°į»ng quốc tįŗæ. Trang web chĆ­nh thức cį»§a token nĆ y bao gồm mį»™t tuyĆŖn bố video được cho lĆ  cį»§a Tổng thống Touadera vĆ  mį»™t trang tokenomics cho thįŗ„y sį»± phĆ¢n bổ dį»± kiįŗæn ​​cį»§a tổng nguồn cung token. Tuy nhiĆŖn, mį»™t mĆ“ hƬnh phĆ”t hiện deepfake AI trĆŖn cĆ“ng cỄ kiểm tra deepfake miį»…n phĆ­ Deepware đã đÔnh dįŗ„uĀ video nĆ y lĆ  đƔng ngį», trong khi mį»™t mĆ“ hƬnh khĆ”c cho biįŗæt có 82% khįŗ£ năng video nĆ y lĆ  deepfake. Hai mĆ“ hƬnh, Avatrify vĆ  cĆ“ng cỄ kiểm tra riĆŖng cį»§a Deepware, đã khĆ“ng phĆ”t hiện video nĆ y lĆ  deepfake. #Deepfake
Video cį»§a Cį»™ng hòa Trung Phi được đƔnh dįŗ„u lĆ  'đƔng ngį»' khi token đẔt 527 triệu đƓ la

Faustion-Archange Touadera đã cĆ“ng bố ra mįŗÆt memecoin chĆ­nh thức cho Cį»™ng hòa Trung Phi trĆŖn X, nhʰng những ngĘ°į»i hoĆ i nghi vĆ  hai mĆ”y phĆ”t hiện deepfake AI vįŗ«n còn nghi ngį».

ƍt nhįŗ„t hai mĆ”y phĆ”t hiện AI deepfake đã đƔnh dįŗ„u video cį»§a Tổng thống Cį»™ng hòa Trung Phi cĆ“ng bố đồng memecoin mį»›i ra mįŗÆt cį»§a hį» lĆ  đƔng ngį», vƬ đồng tiền nĆ y đẔt vốn hóa thị trĘ°į»ng 530 triệu đƓ la vĆ o ngĆ y 9 thĆ”ng 2.

TrongĀ bĆ i đăngĀ ngĆ y 9 thĆ”ng 2 trĆŖn X, tĆ i khoįŗ£n X cį»§a Chį»§ tịch CAR Faustion-Archange Touadera đã cĆ“ng bố memecoin chĆ­nh thức cį»§a đẄt nước trĆŖn X nhʰ mį»™t "thĆ­ nghiệm" nhįŗ±m hį»— trợ phĆ”t triển quốc gia vĆ  đʰa quốc gia nĆ y lĆŖn trĘ°į»ng quốc tįŗæ.

Trang web chĆ­nh thức cį»§a token nĆ y bao gồm mį»™t tuyĆŖn bố video được cho lĆ  cį»§a Tổng thống Touadera vĆ  mį»™t trang tokenomics cho thįŗ„y sį»± phĆ¢n bổ dį»± kiįŗæn ​​cį»§a tổng nguồn cung token.

Tuy nhiĆŖn, mį»™t mĆ“ hƬnh phĆ”t hiện deepfake AI trĆŖn cĆ“ng cỄ kiểm tra deepfake miį»…n phĆ­ Deepware đã đÔnh dįŗ„uĀ video nĆ y lĆ  đƔng ngį», trong khi mį»™t mĆ“ hƬnh khĆ”c cho biįŗæt có 82% khįŗ£ năng video nĆ y lĆ  deepfake.

Hai mĆ“ hƬnh, Avatrify vĆ  cĆ“ng cỄ kiểm tra riĆŖng cį»§a Deepware, đã khĆ“ng phĆ”t hiện video nĆ y lĆ  deepfake. #Deepfake
The Rise of AI-Driven Scams: Unveiling Modern Deceptions in Cryptocurrency and Beyond #Deepfake Continue reading on : Finance sting .com In 2024, the California Department of Financial Protection and Innovation (DFPI) uncovered a surge in sophisticated scams exploiting artificial intelligence (AI) and cryptocurrency, reflecting the darker side of technological advancement. As the AI industry soared to a $638 billion market cap, criminals harnessed its power to craft elaborate frauds, costing victims millions. Here’s a breakdown of the evolving AI scam landscape and its intersection with crypto crimes. $BTC {spot}(BTCUSDT) $ETH {spot}(ETHUSDT) $XRP {spot}(XRPUSDT)
The Rise of AI-Driven Scams: Unveiling Modern Deceptions in Cryptocurrency and Beyond
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Continue reading on : Finance sting .com
In 2024, the California Department of Financial Protection and Innovation (DFPI) uncovered a surge in sophisticated scams exploiting artificial intelligence (AI) and cryptocurrency, reflecting the darker side of technological advancement. As the AI industry soared to a $638 billion market cap, criminals harnessed its power to craft elaborate frauds, costing victims millions. Here’s a breakdown of the evolving AI scam landscape and its intersection with crypto crimes.
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