Table of contents

  1. Business email compromise
  2. Payment instruction changes
  3. MFA

Attackers compromise inboxes to hijack wires and wallet instructions. Verify out of band for any change to settlement details.

Business email compromise

Lookalike domains and thread hijacks are common. Train staff to recognize pretexting.

Payment instruction changes

Treat “new wallet” emails as untrusted until confirmed through a second channel with known-good contacts.

MFA

Phishing-resistant factors for admin accounts reduce account takeover blast radius.

On-site resources (Flash USDT software)

External references

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