{"success":true,"data":{"id":"body-contains-telegram-handle","label":"Body drives victim to a Telegram handle — crypto-scam 1-on-1 funnel","description":"The email body contains a Telegram invite URL (`t.me/username`, `telegram.me/`, or `t.me/joinchat/...`) or a Telegram handle (`@username`) within 60 characters of the word \"telegram.\" Crypto scams overwhelmingly drive victims to Telegram for 1-on-1 conversations where a human operator can build rapport and extract funds directly — the real goal is to move the victim off email and onto a platform with no enterprise filtering. Legitimate transactional senders essentially never include Telegram handles; the few legitimate cases (crypto exchanges with public support channels, open-source project lists) are already on trusted-sender whitelists. The 60-char proximity guard prevents newsletters that casually mention \"Telegram\" in a footer from false-firing. The pattern matches both orders — `\"Telegram: @handle\"` and `\"@handle on Telegram\"` — because attacker copy appears in both forms. Weighted at +3, moderate, combines with other crypto/scam signals.","tier":"warning","category":"body","isThin":false}}