According to @EleanorTerrett, verified imposter accounts are actively targeting crypto traders on X, urging users to block and report @EleanorTbackup and beware of trading scams. She emphasized that she will never initiate direct messages and only uses one official account. This highlights increased scam risk for crypto traders on social platforms and reinforces the need for heightened vigilance to prevent financial losses. (Source: @EleanorTerrett on X, June 15, 2025)

According to Ryan Kim (@0xryankim), a recent Zoom meeting targeting crypto professionals featured deepfake video feeds of known figures and prompted users to install a suspicious SDK. After installation, signs of system infection appeared. Verification calls revealed that the real people had no knowledge of the meeting, indicating a sophisticated phishing and malware campaign targeting crypto traders (source: Twitter/@0xryankim, May 28, 2025). This incident highlights the urgent need for traders to avoid installing unverified software and to verify the authenticity of online meetings to prevent wallet compromise or data breaches.