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Sophos, a global company in innovating and delivering cybersecurity as a service, today released new findings on CryptoRom scams—elaborate financial fraud schemes that prey on and trick dating app users into making fake cryptocurrency investments—in its latest report

Scammers select popular YouTube videos and leave comments promoting a fake "breach" in cryptocurrency market. To make their message more visible, they falsify statistics in comments and use bot replies to amplify the initial comment.

Sophos, a global provider of next-generation cybersecurity, published threat research on emerging cybercrime in the article "Liquidity Mining Scams Add Another Layer to Cryptocurrency Crime" today.

Sophos has released new information about CryptoRom, an international cryptocurrency trading scam that targets iPhone and Android users via popular dating apps such as Bumble and Tinder.

A report on the findings, “Fake Android and iOS apps disguised as trading and cryptocurrency apps,” shows how the attackers used social engineering techniques, counterfeit websites, including a fake iOS App Store download page.

Check Point Software Technologies Ltd., a global provider of cyber security solutions, warns users of the persistent dangers of cryptocurrencies and offers recommendations to keep wallets secure on Bitcoin Day 2022.

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Kaspersky shared the details behind the incident of cryptocurrency theft involving a hardware wallet, which resulted in the loss of 1.33 BTC worth $29,585.