Spate of “Free NFTs” Scams Blights South Korea
South Koreans are under attack from non-fungible token (NFT) scammers who pose as bona fide project operators to drain crypto from their victims. Yonhap reported that “phishing emails” that “steal cryptoassets” from thei...
Yonhap reported that “phishing emails” that “steal cryptoassets” from their victims are “being distributed on a large scale,” per a warning from the security provider East Security....
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