Stolen crypto data is sold on the dark web for $105
Stolen crypto accounts sell on the dark web for an average price of $105. The data is collected from phishing attacks and is considered the first step in a complex supply chain of thievery.
The price of a single crypto account ranges between $60 and $400, according to SecureList. Hackers capture crypto data, monetize it immediately, or keep it in a database. The final destination depends on the type and quality of the captured data.
How stolen crypto data leaves phishing sites
The captured crypto data leaves a phishing page in three ways: email delivery, Telegram bot delivery, or admin panel upload.
The attackers also abuse legitimate services to hide their activity. These include Google Forms, Microsoft Forms, GitHub, Discord,…
