DeepSeek Scams: How to Dodge AI Fraudsters and Stay Safe

DeepSeek has emerged as a formidable rival to ChatGPT, sparking excitement—and scams. From fake websites to dubious developer tools, threat actors are seizing the spotlight. With thousands of look-alike domains and counterfeit social media profiles, it’s a scammer’s paradise. Stay vigilant and verify sources to avoid being duped in the DeepSeek hype.

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Hot Take:

DeepSeek needs a restraining order against scammers! It seems like every two-bit fraudster is trying to hitch a ride on DeepSeek’s rising star. If it keeps up, DeepSeek might just need to seek a deep security overhaul!

Key Points:

  • Thousands of fake websites are impersonating DeepSeek, scamming users with phishing and malware.
  • Malicious Python packages on PyPI are masquerading as DeepSeek developer tools.
  • Fake social media accounts are spreading misinformation and scams in DeepSeek’s name.
  • Fraudulent investment and cryptocurrency schemes are exploiting DeepSeek’s reputation.
  • Fake bots and Telegram channels are tricking users into bogus schemes.

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