UK Finance Watchdog Mimicked in Crypto Scam Email

2019-7-23 15:46

British regulator, the Financial Conduct Authority, is being impersonated in an email promoting a cryptocurrency scam.

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BBC News website spoofed by Bitcoin scammers

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