Web3 job scams rely on social engineering to manipulate trust, urgency, and deception to steal funds or sensitive information ...

Hackers posing as a legitimate Web3 company have targeted job seekers in the crypto industry, stealing cryptocurrency through ...

"It steals browser data, cryptocurrency wallet data, etc... and that's all. No backdoors placed, no persistence, etc.," the team added, noting that if the malicious file hasn't been opened, deleting ...

Crazy Evil, a Russian-speaking cybercrime group, has executed a sophisticated social engineering attack targeting hundreds of job seekers.

Russian hackers “Crazy Evil,” carried out a social engineering campaign that lured web3 job seekers to download malicious ...