Definition ∞ A Phishing Vector is a specific method or channel employed by attackers to deliver deceptive communications aimed at tricking individuals into revealing sensitive information or performing unauthorized actions. Common vectors include fraudulent emails, malicious websites, or compromised social media accounts. These methods exploit human psychology and trust to gain access to digital assets.
Context ∞ Phishing remains a pervasive threat in the digital asset space, with news frequently reporting on new and sophisticated phishing campaigns targeting cryptocurrency users. The continuous evolution of phishing vectors necessitates ongoing user education and the deployment of advanced security tools, such as anti-phishing codes and browser extensions. Future efforts focus on AI-driven threat detection and broader awareness campaigns to counter these persistent attacks.
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