Digital Ruble Scammers ‘Target Russians in Multiple Regions’
Digital ruble scammers have reportedly struck in multiple Russian regions, with fraudsters apparently hoping to dupe citizens who do not yet fully understand how the CBDC works. Media outlets around the country say that...
Media outlets around the country say that scammers are sending citizens emails that use commercial and Central Bank logos.
The emails claim that if citizens do not “convert” their savings to digital rubles, they will lose everything....
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