Scammers are tricking people to log into fake cryptocurrency exchange sites, and they're incredibly hard to spot

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Scammers are tricking people to log into fake cryptocurrency exchange sites, and they're incredibly hard to spot

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As cryptocurrencies like bitcoin surge in popularity, so do scams.

As seen in the cryptocurrency subreddit, scammers have found a way to make their website addresses (URLs) look just like the authentic URLs of some popular cryptocurrency exchange sites, like Binance and Bittrex.

Unfortunately for the unsuspecting crypto trader, using your login credentials on a scam site can lead to theft of your cryptocurrency or your regular government-minted money.

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Cautious cryptocurrency traders are absolutely right to look for that green "https" tag that usually comes before a website's URL in a browser address bar. That tag helps users identify if a website is legitimate or not. But they may want to have a closer look at the URL next time they sign into their cryptocurrency exchange. 

Check out how scammers can get by your defenses, even if you think you're being vigilant:

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