Los ciberdelincuentes están cambiando de táctica. Cada vez más, utilizan ingeniería social—manipular la confianza humana en lugar de romper las defensas técnicas— para obtener acceso no autorizado. Estos planes suelen implicar suplantar la identidad de personas o empresas de confianza para engañar a las víctimas y que estas entreguen información confidencial o aprueben transacciones fraudulentas.

Por qué es importante en el mundo de las criptomonedas

La ingeniería social es especialmente peligrosa en el ámbito de las criptomonedas, donde las transacciones son irreversibles y los fondos pueden desaparecer en cuestión de segundos. Los atacantes pueden hacerse pasar por empleados de BitGo, enviar correos electrónicos de soporte técnico falsos o crear páginas de inicio de sesión convincentes para robar sus credenciales. Algunos incluso utilizan ahora deepfakes de voz con IA para suplantar a ejecutivos.

El enfoque de seguridad de BitGo

En BitGo, la seguridad es nuestra base. Hemos Nunca se han perdido fondos de clientes bajo custodia. y emplear protecciones por capas, incluyendo:

  • Autenticación de dos factores (2FA) obligatoria y verificación de identidad

  • Formación interna sobre phishing y simulacros de concienciación

  • Colaboración con las fuerzas del orden y los hackers de sombrero blanco

  • Formación continua para nuestros clientes

Cómo protegerse

  • Verifique cuidadosamente los remitentes: esté atento a los dominios falsificados (por ejemplo, B1tGo.com).

  • Nunca compartas contraseñas, códigos 2FA ni claves privadas.

  • Desconfíe de las solicitudes urgentes o las llamadas sospechosas.

  • Utiliza funciones de seguridad como la autenticación de dos factores (2FA), la supervisión de dispositivos y las listas blancas.

  • BitGo nunca le llamará sin previo aviso. Si tiene dudas, envíe un correo electrónico a: support@bitgo.com

Denunciar actividad sospechosa

Si sospecha que se trata de una estafa, no participe. Denúnciela en support@bitgo.com. Su vigilancia ayuda a proteger a toda la comunidad BitGo.

La seguridad es una responsabilidad compartida.

BitGo mantiene su compromiso con su protección, pero su concienciación es esencial. Juntos, podemos ir un paso por delante.

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