Social Engineering Dominates 2025 Crypto Scams
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According to AMLBot's 2025 investigations, social engineering and impersonation scams accounted for 65% of crypto-related cases analyzed, highlighting a significant shift in attack vectors targeting investors. This trend underscores the growing sophistication of bad actors who exploit human psychology rather than technical vulnerabilities, moving beyond traditional hacking methods.
The prevalence of these scams suggests that while blockchain technology continues to mature, investor education and security awareness remain critical gaps. Market participants should prioritize verifying communications and implementing multi-factor authentication to mitigate risks. This development may prompt increased regulatory focus on consumer protection measures within the crypto ecosystem.
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