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moonlock.com · Published 2 Mar

Fake VCs target crypto talent

By Moonlock Lab Team

Excerpt

In a new investigation, Moonlock Lab has been tracking a malware campaign targeting cryptocurrency and Web3 professionals. The threat actors operate through fabricated venture capital identities, engage victims on LinkedIn with tailored job or partnership offers, and funnel them toward spoofed video conferencing links—fake Zoom and Google Meet pages—that serve as the delivery mechanisms for malicious payloads.

What makes this campaign noteworthy is the convergence of several trends in modern threat operations: advanced social engineering, cross-platform payload delivery, and the adoption of the ClickFix technique, a method that weaponizes user trust by disguising malicious…

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