Warning: How ‘One Time Password’ bots can steal all your crypto By Cointelegraph

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Cybercriminals are using bots purchased on Telegram to trick users into giving them access to their cryptocurrency accounts.

According to a report from cybersecurity firm Intel471, One Time Password (OTP) bots are “remarkably easy to use” and are relatively inexpensive to operate relative to the amount that can be earned from a successful attack.

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