The IRS has warned that scammers are sending fake official letters targeting crypto holders to steal their digital assets and personal data.
The fraudulent letters instruct recipients to sign up for a fake portal, which the agency confirms does not exist.
The IRS Criminal Investigation unit has issued a warning to cryptocurrency holders about a sophisticated phishing scheme. It uses official-looking paper letters to steal personal data and digital assets. The scam is built around a fake Digital Asset Compliance Portal, a portal the IRS confirms does not exist.
Crypto holders receive a letter that appears to be from the IRS, complete with official formatting and a deadline. Moreover, the letter instructs recipients to enrol in the non-existent Digital Asset Compliance Portal before that deadline.
Inside the letter is a QR code; scanning it takes the recipient to a spoofed IRS website designed to harvest personal information. In some cases, it likely tricks people int
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