Time to celebrate! A year ago, Lionsgate Network exposed the link between UNRWA and terror funding via cryptocurrency, paving the way for impactful action, including the Trump administration’s decision to cut support for UNRWA. With leaders like Senator Tim Burchett championing these efforts, progress is possible. Terrorism—whether against nations or individuals through crypto scams—is the same evil, driven by a disregard for humanity and justice. More to come… #LionsgateNetwork #Transparency #CryptoSecurity #Trump #timbutchett #unwra
About us
Protecting Your Crypto. Powering Real Recoveries. Welcome to Lionsgate Network — the first-of-its-kind blockchain analysis company built for private crypto holders and the agencies that protect them. In a $3 trillion digital asset market plagued by scams and anonymity, we bring real-time clarity, protection, and power back to the rightful owners. Our proprietary technology delivers a protocol-level security layer that monitors every crypto transaction in real time — shielding your assets and identifying bad actors in under 9 seconds, even when they hide behind proxies. Whether you’ve been targeted or just want peace of mind, we’re your tactical advantage. And we don’t stop at analysis. We partner directly with local, state, and federal law enforcement to track, trace, and recover stolen crypto. From frozen assets to court-backed seizure orders, we turn blockchain forensics into real-world res At the heart of our innovation is a proprietary tactical operation capable of identifying the entity behind a crypto transaction—often within just 9 seconds, even when proxies are involved. This breakthrough technology, combined with advanced cross-referencing capabilities, empowers our team to uncover hidden trails and expose complex fraud schemes with unmatched precision. We don’t stop at discovery. Lionsgate Network provides direct, high-impact support to law enforcement agencies, arming them with forensic-grade evidence to pursue legal actions, freeze assets, and issue seizure orders. At the same time, we stand shoulder to shoulder with victims—offering investigative insights, recovery support, and peace of mind. Our commitment is clear: to build a future where blockchain transactions are not only fast and borderless, but also safe, traceable, and secure. With a foundation rooted in integrity, innovation, and real-world impact, Lionsgate Network is redefining what’s possible in blockchain forensics. Have a tip or need help? Reach out to us at info@lionsgate.network.
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https://lionsgate.network/
External link for Lionsgate Network
- Industry
- Blockchain Services
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- 11-50 employees
- Headquarters
- Tel Aviv
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- Privately Held
- Founded
- 2021
- Specialties
- Crypto Recovery and Forensic Crypto Analysis
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Tel Aviv, IL
Employees at Lionsgate Network
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Eyal Dror
Business management | Scaling up Businesses | Advisory Board member | Board of Directors member
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Liying Iris Wang
Tech Exec
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SHEYI ASSET BACK
Don’t Let Fraudsters Win. Fight Back, Recover Now!
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Daniel Liberman
SEO expert since 2016 | Driving organic traffic | Founder of Brutalmarketing.co.il
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Avoid Scammers Pretending to Be Us Lionsgate Network – Our 100% Security Protocol 🚩We never initiate contact via phone call, text, or email. 🚩The only place to report your case is through our official website: lionsgate.network 🚩We never request payment before conducting a thorough preliminary analysis. 🚩We always provide a video face-to-face call as part of our transparency protocol. 🎯 If you received an email claiming to be from us, verify the sender and report any suspicious communication directly on our website.
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Lionsgate Network CEO on CNBC regarding the GENIUS act. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/dMjWbDrf
Kamaron McNair and CNBC thanks for the opportunity to discuss the GENIUS Act with you, a solid step in the right direction for the crypto community as a whole. Here's my suggestions shared on how the GENIUS can get smarter (in a nutshell): Mandatory audits for stablecoin issuers A public risk database of fraudulent wallets A legal framework that supports intuitive seizures Real-time blockchain monitoring A blacklist of known scam-associated wallets For us at Lionsgate Network, it's no secret: it's all about security and fraud prevention. If we can close the security loopholes that scammers exploit, stablecoins can truly serve their purpose – offering a sheltered island of stability in turbulent crypto waters. As some of you might have heard, we’re currently working on a powerful solution designed to protect consumers, because the more we look at it, this act has good intentions, however, it protects mostly the corporate, and the consumers are left out and exposed in various scenarios. This is what we have been meditating on for the past 3 years, and this is our goal: to protect end-of-the-funnel consumers. Stay tuned. #geniusact CNBC
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Finally announced! Dr. Udi Levy joins Lionsgate Network to lead global crypto security. Dr. Levy, former Mossad chief of financial warfare and internationally acclaimed security expert, is partnering with Lionsgate Network to develop cutting-edge intelligence strategies, marking a significant expansion into prevention and strengthening global leadership in the fight against crypto fraud. Welcome to our family, Udi! #digitalassets #compliance #nationalsecurity #fincrime #crypto
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PHISHING, REWIRED: What the Adam Mosseri Incident Teaches Us Lionsgate Network’s analysis of the recent phishing attempt on Instagram’s CEO, Adam Mosseri, reveals alarming trends in cyberattack evolution—and what they mean for executives, enterprises, and enforcement. Key patterns we uncovered: • Calculated executive targeting: This wasn’t random. It was reconnaissance-driven, exploiting trust and access. • Legitimate tools, weaponized: Google domains, HTTPS, brand familiarity—turned against the user. • Multi-channel manipulation: Voice + email + timing = maximum psychological impact. • Sophisticated disarmament: False transparency and confidence traps made to neutralize tech-savvy targets. As our CEO Bezalel Eithan Raviv puts it: “The most dangerous scams no longer look suspicious—they look like infrastructure. We need more than better filters. We need a new trust model.” This isn’t just a lesson for tech giants. It’s a red flag for anyone operating in digital ecosystems. #CyberSecurity #Phishing #SocialEngineering #LionsgateNetwork #ExecutiveSecurity #AdamMosseri #Infosec #TrustArchitecture #DigitalRisk
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Meta’s New Poster Boy: CEO Mark – A Masterclass in Manipulated Influence Watch, learn, share ⬇️
“Welcome dear facebook users” Scrolling through Facebook, to find Mr. Zuckerberg as the newest posterboy for online fraud organizations, (yes yes, on his own platform) is simply beyond. As he is “financially independent” (the AI-ad says) he takes the time to you and your loved ones to join a once-in-a-lifetime investment opportunity. “You’re not here by accident,” he says “You were chosen among 100 lucky individuals.” Sounds ridiculous, right? You would never fall for it, right?! Wait! But can you guarantee your parents won’t either?! They actually trust and love Facebook. It’s where they can see and share their grandchildren pictures- they one you post. From thousands of cases we have interviewed this year they all rightfully say, “Why would Meta allow this ad if it wasn’t legit?” Scammers are getting better at deploying AI-driven ads that are as personal as they are persuasive. In the past 12 weeks we have noticed how they gotten far better at sharpening the weapons of deception, while we kept scrolling. Now here’s the not so transparent ugly fact: Meta profits off these ads, raking in millions while organized crime uses their platform to scam innocent people. We’re talking a tens of billions of dollars shadow advertising network, operating right under everyone’s noses. Do you work for Meta? Raise your voice before more people will get financially butchered. Why do we care? Law enforcement is drowning. This isn’t petty crime. It’s a global, data-driven, hyper-strategic network of organized criminals exploiting social media’s reach and AI’s precision. The numbers will grow and if we won’t do something about it (education, prevention, awareness) they will scale, evolve and get to you too. Also; If law enforcement doesn’t evolve and fight back, these scams will become the new “tariff” on our society—a financial toll extracted through deception. What you can now do: Warn your loved ones – especially those who might be more trusting or less tech-savvy. Never trust unsolicited investment opportunities – If it feels too good to be true, it is. Report scams immediately – Don’t ignore suspicious ads. Report them to Meta and law enforcement. Share this knowledge– Awareness is our best defense. Crypto crime has gone pro. It’s strategic, data-driven, and disturbingly legitimate-looking. When their ads target you next, you’ll remember these words—and you won’t take the bait. 💀 ✊ ⛔️ #CryptoFraud #FinancialCrime #OrganizedCrime #PigButcheringScam #PublicPrivatePartnership #IntelSharing #CybercrimeAwareness #MetaScams #FacebookFraud
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Lionsgate Network reposted this
earlier this week, I exposed how poisoned QR codes are being used offline in phishing letters sent to Ledger users’ home addresses. A lot of you DM’ed me about this, and understandably, it caused some concern. Now, before Shabbat kicks in, let’s talk about the next frontier for this sneaky attack vector: gaming platforms. In today’s gaming world, QR codes are everywhere – from unlocking custom levels and bonus content to sharing player-generated missions. But here’s the problem: Scammers are exploiting these codes to redirect players to malicious websites, steal private data, or drain crypto wallets. Some numbers on the gaming industry. 3.42 billion gamers worldwide in 2024. Roblox: 380 million monthly users, many of them kids. Fortnite: A global powerhouse with a massive, diverse player base. Mekorama & Freakyforms: Indie games where players share content via QR codes - prime ground for next gen scammers targeting the younger generation. The more interactive the game (the optimum goal for studio games) the more ways scammers can slip in a QR code masked as a cheat code, bonus level, or in-game asset. And with GTA VI on the horizon (did you watch the trailer?) promising extensive user-generated content, we could be looking at the biggest QR poisoning threat yet. Sorry for giving ideas to scammers reading this, but we Israelis prefer a false siren than getting the hit. Now imagine this. A QR code that claims to unlock the latest GTA VI mod. Players scan it to access a rare car skin or weapon, but instead, it leads to a phishing site designed to steal crypto assets or personal data. And in a world where QR codes are normalized, who would think twice? If you know me, I always say: Prevention Is Stronger Than Recovery: • For Developers: Build in QR scanning protections and verification. Right now, QR codes are too easy to weaponize – especially for end users. • For Players: Be very skeptical. If it’s not from a verified source, don’t scan it. In many cases, you won’t realize the damage until it’s too late. • For Platforms: Educate your community. If QR codes are part of the user experience, they need to come with a clear security warning. This could kill the game, literally! Before scammers turn QR codes into their new favorite weapon, let’s make sure the gaming world is prepared for it. Prevention is far better – and smarter – than recovery. #QRPoisoning #GamingSecurity #CyberSafety #GTA6 #Roblox #Fortnite #Mekorama #Freakyforms #StaySafeGaming #LionsgateNetwork
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URGENT: Crypto criminals are now knocking on doors. Read this. Share it. And don’t open the door. #CryptoSecurity #ScamAlert #BlockchainCrime
They Have Your Home Address: Crypto Scammers Go Physical Members of the crypto community have begun receiving physical letters—posing as official notices from Ledger. These aren’t emails or texts, but printed mail urging recipients to scan a QR code for a “security upgrade.” But the real threat isn’t in the paper—it’s in the pixels. The QR code leads to a fake site built to steal your private keys and empty your wallet.. This isn’t casual phishing. This is organized crime. A shadow network is exploiting data from the 2020 Ledger breach—armed with addresses, psychological tactics, and mailing budgets. Why It Matters Crypto veterans may be alert—but long-term holders or family-introduced users may not recognize how real scams look today. This isn’t a hoodie-wearing hacker. It’s a cartel in a blazer, using databases and direct mail. Law Enforcement Can’t Keep Up Overloaded agencies, outdated tools, and global jurisdiction issues have created a vacuum—and predators thrive in it. The scams are becoming more personal because no one’s stopping them fast enough. What You Can Do: 1. Warn friends and family in crypto. 2. Never scan unsolicited QR codes. 3. Confirm directly with your wallet provider BEFORE taking any action. 4. Report the incident to Ledger, local authorities, and cybercrime units. Crypto crime has gone pro. It’s strategic, data-driven, and disturbingly legitimate-looking. If law enforcement will not evolve and fight back, this wave will only grow bolder and will become the industry harshest tariff. One day, in one afternoon, they might knock on your door. When they do—you’ll remember reading these words, and you won’t answer. 💀 ✊ 🚪 ⛔️ #CryptoFraud #FinancialCrime #OrganizedCrime #PigButcheringScam #PublicPrivatePartnership #IntelSharing #CybercrimeAwareness #qr #qrcode #maliciousqr
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👏 Big step forward from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission and Laura D'Allaird. At Lionsgate Network, we see the damage frauds like PGI Global cause every day. Enforcement isn’t just about cleaning up — it’s about clearing the path for real builders and real trust in crypto. Only then will we see adoption rates skyrocket. The market deserves better, and actions like this move us closer. #BlockchainSecurity #CryptoEnforcement #LionsgateNetwork #sec #lauradallaird
So proud of this team! https://lnkd.in/eKv4wmQ6
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In a recent interview with ABC News, Lionsgate Network CEO Bezalel Eithan Raviv discussed the surge in crypto scams targeting everyday users, particularly retirees. He highlighted how advanced AI techniques are being used to lure victims with promises of financial gain, emphasizing the importance of vigilance and prompt reporting. South Carolina now ranks 22nd in the U.S. for internet crime complaints, with residents reporting over $146 million in losses in 2024—a $27 million increase from the previous year. Total estimated annual losses — reported and unreported — are approximately $53 billion USD. Lionsgate Network collaborates closely with federal agencies like the FBI to track and recover stolen cryptocurrency, working behind the scenes to protect Americans from digital fraud. For more insights, watch the full interview here: https://lnkd.in/d9gd_AQu #CyberSecurity #CryptoFraud #LionsgateNetwork #BlockchainForensics #SouthCarolina #FBI #DigitalSafety #abcnews #wpde WPDE TV 15