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Why would cyber criminals DNS spoof a cryptocurrency website?

To improve uptime.

To log user activity for analytics.

To block malicious traffic.

To direct users to a fake website that asks for secure information.

DNS spoofing is a trick that redirects you from the real site to a fake one by tampering with domain-name mappings. The goal is to deceive you into visiting a counterfeit cryptocurrency site and entering sensitive data, such as wallet passwords, seed phrases, or private keys. That’s why the correct idea is directing users to a fake page that asks for secure information. It wouldn’t reliably improve uptime, isn’t primarily for analytics, and wouldn’t purposefully block traffic.