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Meta’s rules for advertisers on Facebook place strict limits on how ads sell cryptocurrency, but The Markup identified several pages that recently placed ads for nonexistent “tokens” using the logos of large tech companies and even the faces of some of Big Tech’s most prominent people, including Zuckerberg, Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos, and Tesla CEO Elon Musk. 

The FBI's Internet Crime Center (IC3) Public Service Announcement warns that the average amount victims lost to fake job listings since 2019 is around $3,000. Scammers often...

A new cryptocurrency scam has suddenly cropped up on Amazon with a fake digital token as its prize feature.

Researchers from Akamai Technologies (via ZDNet) highlighted the campaign. It begins with social media posts targeted at groups interested in all things crypto-related. Clicking on one of...

Scammers are capitalising on rumours that Amazon may be planning to launch its own cryptocurrency, according to security company Avast. A scam offerin...

Scammers are capitalising on rumours that Amazon may be planning to launch its own cryptocurrency, according to security company Avast. A scam offerin...