[PRESS RELEASE – Dubai, UAE, October 22nd, 2024]

The TON ecosystem, initially celebrated for its decentralized architecture and seamless integration with Telegram, is now facing significant challenges from an uptick in fraudulent activities. According to a newly published report by Match Systems, scams targeting TON users have escalated in frequency and sophistication, raising concerns across the broader blockchain community.

Match Systems’ comprehensive research highlights how cybercriminals are exploiting vulnerabilities within the TON network’s open structure. With heightened security measures on Ethereum, many scammers have shifted focus to TON, leveraging its weaker security protocols. Fraudulent schemes such as fake airdrops, phishing campaigns, and wallet drainers have surged, leading to substantial financial losses. In the first half of 2024 alone, reported fraud incidents within the TON ecosystem rose by 45%, with over $10 million stolen through fraudulent airdrop schemes.

Key factors contributing to these scams include security gaps in mini-apps and the exploitation of decentralized exchanges and mixers to launder stolen assets. The decentralized nature of the ecosystem has made it difficult to track and recover stolen funds, intensifying concerns about user safety. Despite the rapid growth of the TON ecosystem, its security infrastructure has struggled to keep pace, leaving users increasingly vulnerable to attacks.

Match Systems’ report provides a detailed analysis of the risks associated with TON and offers a practical checklist to help users avoid falling victim to scams. The report is available for download on the company’s website.

About Match Systems

Match Systems is a leading provider of anti-money laundering (AML) services, blockchain investigations, and compliance solutions for cryptocurrency projects worldwide. The company leverages cutting-edge technology and deep expertise in financial crime prevention to assist organizations in navigating regulatory challenges and minimizing the risks associated with digital assets.

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