Criminals are mailing fake IRS letters to owners of digital assets, falsely urging them to register for a non-existent "Digital Asset Compliance Portal", warns the IRS Criminal Investigation unit. The scam exploits crypto holders by phishing for personal and financial information, highlighting the need for individuals and financial teams to verify the authenticity of such interactions.
If a mailbox could phish, this is what it would look like: a serious-looking IRS letter, a QR code, a deadline, and just enough government stationery energy to make a taxpayer reach for reading glasses and blood pressure medication. For crypto holders, th...
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