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what are the chances of someone actually storing their crypto seed phrase safely. #crypto #cryptosafety #seedphrase #recoveryphrase #buffy
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Banks know waaay to much 😂
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How a data breach at Ledger led to Alexander Boyd losing all his crypto through a typical phishing scam: alexftboyd.medium.com/my-bit…
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Crypto novice loses $10,000 after installing a fake TrustWallet App from the Official Google Play Store. medium.com/mycrypto/intercep…
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Well that escalated quickly 😂 Dive into this mini-series of #CreditCardFraud by @ItsEvanWilliams
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Wondering why they ask the most personal question and how safe any of this actually is? 👀 This step is extremely dangerous! That's why we make identity symmetrical, helping companies identify themselves and companies identify them! WIN WIN🤝
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A cautionary tale from a retired businessman who lost £6,000 to a glamorous #cryptocurrency fraudster he met on LinkedIn. Don't let scammers take advantage of you. Stay alert and informed when it comes to #crypto investments. essex.police.uk/news/essex/n…
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AI is exciting and terrifying all at once. It has the potential to be a force for extraordinary good, or for evil. We'd happily sign this letter too, but it needs to lead to a plan. Governments aren't good at co-ordinated action like the letter recommends techcrunch.com/2023/03/28/11…
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Are you prepared for a privacy breach ? 👀
20%Yes
70%No
10%Never thought of that
10 votes • Final results
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Web2.0 has given rise to data intermediaries that govern our data and sell it for profit to third parties, leading to a data accessibility disparity between entities. Web3 is decentralizing data to achieve data symmetry where both parties receive a balance of value.
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Scammers are now using copyright infringement threats to force website owners to add dangerous links! 😱 Here's how it works👇
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The consequences of adding the link? In the most innocent case, it leads to a 404 page and hurts your SEO. In the worst case, it could lead to phishing or malware attacks, sending your visitors or customers into the arms of cyber criminals.
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An employee receives an email accusing them of copyright infringement for using an image belonging to a "law firm's client." The email contains real links to the image and the offending page, making it seem legitimate
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The "law firm" then proposes a solution: add a link to the "copyright owner's" site within 5 days, or face penalties under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act.
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6 ways you could get your password stolen 👇👀 bit.ly/BetYouNeverKnew
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