Sources
Loading...
Additional media
Loading...
DeepNewz, mobile.
People-sourced. AI-powered. Unbiased News.
.@TrustlessState the rollup this week was a bit misleading about the Bybit hack (maybe it was based on old news?) Any safe wallet was (potentially) a target - it was simply that Bybit was directly targeted. The real story here is: Smart contracts are NOT as 'immutable' as many…
Mentor woman loses life savings in cryptocurrency scam https://t.co/rpqUrQMoZo
Think your online crypto "coach" is legit? Think again. It might be a scam! The #FBI has been using advanced techniques to detect threats and alert victims before they lose everything. Learn how the FBI is helping thousands through Operation Level Up at https://t.co/1kn4TuoLm5 https://t.co/4CmTlZ8tNh
A Chinese man has lost approximately R$ 159,000 (around US$ 27,580) in a scam involving a fictitious girlfriend created using artificial intelligence. The victim was deceived into believing he was in a romantic relationship with an AI-generated persona named 'Jiao' and transferred money to what he thought was her account. Reports indicate that the scammers used realistic photos and videos to enhance the deception, leading to the victim's financial loss. The incident highlights the growing trend of AI-driven scams, where victims are manipulated through technology to part with their money.
