Despite COVID-19 Scams, Crypto Fraudsters’ Incomes Fell 30% in March

by Aurelia Butler 11 April 2020, 13:00 99 Views

Amid fraudsters’ attempts at leveraging COVID-19 fears to dupe victims into downloading malicious apps, donating to impersonations of charities, or purporting to peddle coronavirus cures, the coronavirus pandemic appears to have driven a sharp decline in crypto scammers’ revenues.

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Despite COVID-19 Scams, Crypto Fraudsters’ Incomes Fell 30% in March

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