Blockchain transparency enables potential disruption and restitution, but holistic, AI-powered prevention is needed.

Crypto scams reportedly contributed to the recent All-time High (ATH) in transactions that Ethereum (ETH) recorded.

Most attacks work by tricking users into interacting with fake or misleading tokens, not by breaking blockchain security.

After a banner year for people being fleeced out of their cryptocurrency, 2026 started with major news of new hacks, scams, ...

More than $182 million worth of USDT stablecoins have been frozen on the Tron blockchain amid suspected scam activity. In a ...

Scam exploits Pi payment requests, draining tokens after users approve transfers. One wallet linked to over 4.4 million Pi in cumulative losses. Pi Team temporarily disables payment requests to curb ...

Ethereum transactions hit an all-time high. A kind of crypto scam is driving the activity. Address poisoning attacks are ...

Telegram marketplace Tudou Guarantee, which processed over $12 billion in fraud transactions, has ceased operations following ...

A new report by Chainalysis finds that AI-enabled crypto scams are more efficient, profitable, and harder to stop.

A crypto user lost over $500,000 in USDT after falling victim to an address poisoning attack on the Ethereum blockchain. The ...

Research by Chainalysis reveals that AI-powered impersonation tactics have exploded by an unprecedented 1,400% year-over-year ...

Delve into the world of crypto forensics companies and blockchain investigations, exploring techniques for tracking illicit funds ...