A crypto developer nearly fell victim to malware after clicking a fake Claude AI link. They later found a poisoned backup file on their cleaned laptop, raising the risk of reinfection. The case underscores the phishing threat facing both crypto and AI users, as reported by U.Today via Techub News.
According to Techub News (via U.Today), a crypto developer clicked on a bogus Claude AI link and nearly infected their device with malware. After cleaning the infected laptop, they discovered a compromised backup file that could re-infect the machine. The incident highlights the growing phishing risks at the intersection of crypto and AI.
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