Kaspersky investigated cryptocurrency user trends in Turkey. According to the study, more than half of cryptocurrency users in Turkey are affected by cybercrime.
In a survey, Kaspersky found that 41% of respondents thought they knew about potential cyber-threats that affect cryptocurrency users, and 9% did not know about the problem at all. He found that 59% of respondents were affected by cryptocurrency crimes, and 40% of cryptocurrency owners did not believe that existing security systems were effective.

Are users familiar with cryptocurrency threats?

Research shows that users are unaware of the potential threats that cryptocurrency owners face. Despite the growing popularity of cryptocurrency, only 41% of respondents believe that they are well aware of the potential risks of its use, and 9% do not know at all. Moreover, awareness of these threats increases with age. It also shows that young consumers under the age of 35 have more information on this issue.
Cyber threats, such as virtual theft and fraud, are among the most common negative aspects of cryptocurrency usage. 25% and 26% of respondents, respectively, called this their main problem. 23% of respondents do not know that even if they do not have cryptocurrency, they can become targets of crypto threats.

Cryptocurrencies need more protection!

Vitaly Kamluk, head of Kaspersky’s Global Research and Analysis team, said that 59% of respondents in Turkey indicated that they were affected by cryptocurrency crimes and 49% believe that current security systems for cryptocurrency were effective. " Despite the recent decline in the cryptocurrency market, the level of malicious activity in this area has not decreased. The crypto industry, which is still in its infancy, continues to be a prime target for fraudsters. This study highlights the growing need for awareness and education about the potential risks faced by cryptocurrency holders. As digital assets continue to grow, it is essential that people take appropriate measures to protect themselves from cyber-threats." It is tiring.

Threats and challenges vary by region!

Kaspersky also drew attention to the situation in South Africa and the Asia-Pacific region: 23 per cent of fake applications in South Africa and 15 per cent in Asia-Pacific. According to the study, there are 16% of the problems in South Africa and 15% in Asia and the Pacific. In Europe, the main problem is 13% of breeding attacks, which threaten to expose the history of visits to adult websites.
All findings are included in Kaspersky’s new report.
For the safe use of cryptocurrency experts of Kaspersky also recommend:
Use strong and unique passwords: Creating strong and unique passwords for each of your cryptographic accounts can help prevent password cracking and brute force attacks.
Beware of phishing attacks: Phishing attacks are attempts to trick you into revealing your credentials or personal information. Be careful with suspicious emails or links and double-check the URL before entering your login information.
Don’t share your private keys: Your private keys are used to unlock your cryptocurrency wallet. Keep them a secret and never share them with anyone.
Education Yourself: Learn about the latest cyber threats and best practices to keep your cryptocurrency safe. The more you know about protecting yourself, the better you can prevent cyberattacks.
Use security solutions: a consistent security solution will protect your devices from various types of threats.