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11 NovSafety & Securitycrypto.news

Bitget Wallet expands AI checks after 7.4-fold phishing rise

AIAI-generated summary Bitget Wallet has expanded its threat detection capabilities after average weekly phishing-related detections increased between the second and third quarters of 2026. Bitget Wallet stated that the integration covers fraudulent websites, suspicious domains, and transaction activity through its security engine.

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