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A blackmail scam (other) occurs when the scammer threatens to start targeting the victim (them or their systems) if they do not transfer crypto funds.
Sextortion occurs when individuals claim to hold sensitive or revealing information on a target that they will threaten to release unless they receive payment in crypto.
Ransomware occurs when an attacker locks up a computer system and demands payment.
An impersonation scam occurs when the scammer pretends to be someone they are not - a celebrity, an established investor - or to be associated with an organization - such as an NGO or a project - when they are not. The goal is to have the victim invest with them or donate money to them.
Phishing is a tactic used by criminals to trick individuals into providing personal information that typically is associated with login information.
A Fake project scam occurs when the scammer pretends to be building a fake project and demands investments. Fake project scams include rug pulls or exit scams, when an individual or group deletes their online footprint after accepting investor funds.
A Contract Exploit occurs when an individual exceeds access to a contract or cryptocurrency wallet, often leading to large losses.
An Airdrop Scam occurs when scammers send fake tokens in mass to users in hopes they will visit a website that is set up to steal user funds.
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