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Sensitive information from crypto event attendees is being sold online, raising phishing concerns. Lists include personal details like names, phone numbers, and social media links, with prices reaching up to $4,000. The trade appears organized, with data sourced from multiple international events, highlighting risks for those sharing personal information during registration.
Eman Pulis
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phishing risks rise as crypto event attendee data sold online
06:54 23.12.2024
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