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when russia invaded ukraine, people flocked to social media to see for themselves what was happening, and support poured in from across the globe. scammers seized new opportunities to profit by making and sharing fake videos, spreading lies and stealing identities. i ve seen thousands of dollars in bitcoin donated into fraudulent wallets. this particular wallet has a total balance of over 90,000 us dollars. money that would have gone to charities, instead stolen by criminals. they were soliciting several of my followers for money. as russian tanks rolled into ukraine, president zelensky vowed to stay and fight. for that, ukraine needed resources, and so his government put out a plea for donations. with the war affecting national infrastructure, zelensky signed a law to make cryptocurrencies legal in ukraine. it s one of the few countries to do so. so far, ukraine says it s raised more than $70 million for the war effort in cryptocurrency alone. but shortly after, cybersecurit
with the war affecting national infrastructure, zelensky signed a law to make cryptocurrencies legal in ukraine. it s one of the few countries to do so. so far, ukraine says it s raised more than $70 million for the war effort in cryptocurrency alone. but shortly after, cybersecurity firms noticed a flurry of fraudulent emails cashing in on ukraine s conflict. the most recent numbers that i have in the past five days is, we re at about 2.8 million of these, specifically soliciting donations with fraudulent cryptocurrency wallet addresses, which is something we haven t seen before. i decided to take a closer look at some of the tactics used by criminals to exploit our social conscience. somebody s capitalising on this. and i had a feeling people would fall for this, and people are falling for this. it sjust a pattern we are seeing. ax is a cybersecurity researcher based in london, and he s been receiving emails asking for donations for ukraine on a daily basis. mainly what sca
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