They Promise You Money in Minutes, but They Can Empty Your Account. The New Scam that Is Making Victims on Facebook and WhatsApp
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A new online fraud method is targeting Romanians looking for quick loans on the internet. Specialists from the National Cyber Security Directorate (DNSC) warn that scammers are using Facebook and WhatsApp to obtain personal data, photos and copies of identity documents, under the pretext of granting advantageous loans.
The police warns against whatsapp fraud with fake voting and QR code. Messages are sent from hacked accounts and therefore look like your friends.
The National Cyber Security Directorate (DNSC) warns of a new fraud on Facebook and WhatsApp. Scrolls promise quick loans to obtain personal data and copies of the victims' identity documents.
Fraud begins, according to the National Cyber Security Directorate (DNSC), with posts published in Facebook groups dedicated to loans, where anonymous or suspicious accounts promise money under very advantageous conditions. Interested people are encouraged to continue the discussion on WhatsApp. How scams work In the first stage, the victim is directed to an account by WhatsApp that claims to belong to a real person. DNSC recommends checking the…
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