ChainCatcher news, according to the Cybersecurity Bureau of the Ministry of Public Security, counterfeit DeepSeek websites and Trojan viruses have appeared online, causing great distress and security risks to the public.It is reported that a criminal gang launched a blockchain project called "DeepSeek," claiming to be a distributed ledger project developed based on DeepSeek technology, attracting many investors to participate in crowdfunding. After raising a large amount of funds, the team disappeared. Recently, many people have been pulled into the so-called "DeepSeek official group," where some claim to provide "beta testing qualifications" or "advanced courses," and created a virtual currency called "DeepSeekCoin," attracting a large number of investors to purchase, resulting in all the funds invested by investors being lost.The cyber police remind everyone to take precautions, download the genuine DeepSeek from the official website and mainstream application markets, and be vigilant against various security risks to avoid the possibility of downloading counterfeit programs from the source.