As the Ceuta Lighthouse alerted last Tuesday, National Police officers have warned that they are receiving numerous complaints this past month about urgent money requests sent from real WhatsApp accounts controlled by criminals. These, as explained by the National Police in a press release, pretend to be their real owner and use the trust of their contacts to get transfers or other payments. How the deception occurs The concrete mechanism of acc…
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As the Ceuta Lighthouse alerted last Tuesday, National Police officers have warned that they are receiving numerous complaints this past month about urgent money requests sent from real WhatsApp accounts controlled by criminals. These, as explained by the National Police in a press release, pretend to be their real owner and use the trust of their contacts to get transfers or other payments. How the deception occurs The concrete mechanism of acc…