As the use of cryptocurrency rises, so does the threat of cybercriminals targeting digital assets. Hackers have been known to target cryptocurrency exchanges, selling stolen verified accounts for as low as $610 on the dark web. To protect oneself from these threats, it is essential to take extra precautions and be wary of phishing attempts. PrivacyAffairs.com encourages users to use password managers and two-factor authentication, and to be vigilant about protecting their personal information online. Cold wallets are also recommended for storing digital assets safely and securely offline. While the threat of identity theft and hacking will continue to increase, awareness and diligence can help to ensure users' online accounts and digital assets remain safe and secure.
Robert Ward
- 2023-05-02
Protecting Yourself from the Threat of Cybercriminals
With the rise of cryptocurrency has come a rise in cybercriminals targeting digital assets. This article from PrivacyAffairs.com explains what steps users can take to protect themselves from hackers, identity theft and phishing attempts, including using password managers, two-factor authentication and cold wallets.
