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The CBI seized crypto-currencies worth ₹23.94 crore along with documents and electronic devices, the contents of which are being analysed for connection to the allegations related to misappropriation of funds and international transactions in the scam.#ciberataque #cryptouniverseofficial
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#MarketDownturn #AirdropGuide banana 🍌 that's a lot of banana despite the #ciberataque …..it's booming see #coinmarket and $BTC $BNB come with it… don't stop trusting this banana 🍌 🤜🤛
#MarketDownturn #AirdropGuide banana 🍌 that's a lot of banana despite the #ciberataque …..it's booming see #coinmarket and $BTC $BNB come with it… don't stop trusting this banana 🍌 🤜🤛
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To keep your cryptocurrencies safe, you can:
Use secure wallets, like "cold" hardware wallets
Utilize two-factor authentication (2FA)
Avoid phishing and other scams
Do not share your private keys
Keep your devices secure with antivirus software
Diversify the way you store your assets
Keep your software updated
Use a password manager to save your recovery phrase
Cryptocurrencies are stored in a special code with a timestamp, which makes it difficult for cybercriminals to access. However, it is important to be aware of the risks, such as loss of investment value and fraud.
CONDUSEF warns that the use of cryptocurrencies entails high volatility and potential monetary losses.
Some types of cryptocurrency scams are:
Scammers impersonate recognized companies
They send you a text message, an email or contact you by phone or through messages on social media
They tell you that fraud has occurred in your account, or that your money is at risk
#ciberseguridad #ciberataque #Seguridad #CRIPTOHINDUSTAN #SecureYourAssets $USDC
Use secure wallets, like "cold" hardware wallets
Utilize two-factor authentication (2FA)
Avoid phishing and other scams
Do not share your private keys
Keep your devices secure with antivirus software
Diversify the way you store your assets
Keep your software updated
Use a password manager to save your recovery phrase
Cryptocurrencies are stored in a special code with a timestamp, which makes it difficult for cybercriminals to access. However, it is important to be aware of the risks, such as loss of investment value and fraud.
CONDUSEF warns that the use of cryptocurrencies entails high volatility and potential monetary losses.
Some types of cryptocurrency scams are:
Scammers impersonate recognized companies
They send you a text message, an email or contact you by phone or through messages on social media
They tell you that fraud has occurred in your account, or that your money is at risk
#ciberseguridad #ciberataque #Seguridad #CRIPTOHINDUSTAN #SecureYourAssets $USDC
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Binance is compromised, avoid getting robbed!
P.5 Finally, some recommendations so that you don't go through what I did (read my tragicomedy 🤡 in the previous posts):
Do not have the Google Authenticator from Binance enabled on the account with the same email you use to log in to Binance. Because hackers, when they have access to your main email, automatically have access to all accounts associated with that email. Enable the Binance Authenticator on the account of a separate recovery email that you must create.
Do not have the Google Authenticator from Binance enabled on the account with the same email you use to log in to Binance. Because hackers, when they have access to your main email, automatically have access to all accounts associated with that email. Enable the Binance Authenticator on the account of a separate recovery email that you must create.
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