Telegram has become a hotspot for crypto scams, leveraging malware to exploit users. Unlike traditional phishing tactics, these scams often use fake trading bots, airdrop schemes, or investment groups to lure victims. Attackers distribute malware through files or links shared in chat groups, which can steal credentials, drain wallets, or compromise devices. Telegram's anonymity and minimal moderation enable scammers to operate at scale. Victims often fall prey due to the allure of high returns or free tokens. To stay safe, users should avoid unsolicited files, enable two-factor authentication, and verify sources before engaging with any crypto-related activities on the platform.