Beware of Mt. Gox Scam Sites

Beware of Mt. Gox Scam Sites

As interest in Bitcoin continues to escalate on a global scale, scammers have decided to cash in on the digital currency gold rush by taking advantage of the Internet's less tech savvy users. Over the last several years there have been examples of Trojans stealing Bitcoin wallets and installing Bitcoin miners, however these efforts haven't been terribly complex. Recently. Now there are a slew of Mt. Gox scam sites on the loose, tricking unsuspecting users into thinking they're making a wise investment decision. A recent example last week demonstrates how far criminal intent has come in the....


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