In January 2025, more than 9,200 individuals became victims of crypto phishing attacks. Losses amounted to over $10 million, a 56% drop compared to December. Despite the reduction in financial losses, new types of threats are emerging.
Key Phishing Attack Statistics
According to ScamSniffer, losses from phishing attacks reached $10.25 million in January, a 56% decrease from December's figures. The number of victims exceeded 9,200 individuals.
Spread of New Threats
ScamSniffer highlights a significant rise in new threats. For example, transaction spoofing attacks have caused damage worth hundreds of thousands of dollars. Scams via messaging platforms like Telegram, involving fake safeguard scams, remain prevalent.
Precautionary Measures and Protection
Experts urge users to verify sources and seek help only from verified recovery services. ScamSniffer advises avoiding 'recovery experts' promising 100% refunds to prevent further financial losses.
Despite reduced phishing losses in January 2025, new threats continue to spread rapidly. It's crucial to remain vigilant and take precautionary measures to protect assets.
