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A Day in the Life of a Prolific Voice Phishing Crew

Krebs on Security

KrebsOnSecurity recently told the saga of a cryptocurrency investor named Tony who was robbed of more than $4.7 Before we get to the Apple scam in detail, we need to revisit Tony’s case. million in cryptocurrencies from Tony was verify-trezor[.]io. Image: Shutterstock, iHaMoo. million in an elaborate voice phishing attack.

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Scam Information and Event Management

SecureList

In a recent campaign starting in 2022, unknown malicious actors have been trying to mine cryptocurrency on victims’ devices without user consent; they’ve used large amounts of resources for distribution, but what’s more, used multiple unusual vectors for defense evasion and persistence.

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“Can you try a game I made?” Fake game sites lead to information stealers

Malwarebytes

It specializes in stealing credentials stored in most browsers, session cookie theft for platforms like Discord and Steam, and information theft related to cryptocurrency wallets. Part of the Nova Stealers infrastructure is a Discord webhook which allows the criminals to have the server send data to the client whenever a certain event occurs.

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Been scammed online? Here’s what to do

Malwarebytes

Unfortunately, people getting scammed online is a frequent event. It really can happen to anyone, so there’s no need to feel embarrassed if you have been scammed. So here are some things you can do if you’ve been scammed. Never fall for people that claim they can recover payments in cryptocurrencies.

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Dutch police dismantled dual dark web market ‘Bohemia/Cannabia’

Security Affairs

The Bohemia marketplace ceased operations in late 2023 due to service disruptions, while its members suspected an exit scams of a rogue developer. “The statement claims that in a “shameful and disgruntled set of events” a lead developer went “rogue”, withdrawing small amounts of Bitcoin (BTC) over a period of just over a month.

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Calendar Meeting Links Used to Spread Mac Malware

Krebs on Security

Malicious hackers are targeting people in the cryptocurrency space in attacks that start with a link added to the target’s calendar at Calendly , a popular application for scheduling appointments and meetings. The attackers impersonate established cryptocurrency investors and ask to schedule a video conference call.

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Rogue cryptocurrency billboards go phishing for wallets

Malwarebytes

Parking meters and car parks generally are prime targets for this type of scam. NFT NYC describes itself as “the leading annual non-fungible token event” The 2022 meet-up is the fourth such event to take place. Sadly, it seems nobody grabbed a photo of what these scam billboards look like. Bogus giveaways.