US EditionSalzburg Falls Into the Trap: the Risk of Fraud on Social Media Increases
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Within the framework of World Social Network Day, Kaspersky warned of a worrying increase in frauds and digital scams on platforms such as WhatsApp, Instagram, Facebook, Telegram and TikTok, where cybercriminals use phishing techniques and fake pages to steal personal data, credentials and distribute malware.According to Kaspersky, 30% of Peruvians spend between 4 and 6 hours a day on social networks, while 7% have already been victims of fraud,…
The police are constantly keeping pace with new scams. AI-generated content also plays an important role in social media.
Within the framework of World Social Network Day, Kaspersky warns about the increase of fraudulent pages on digital platforms, designed to steal personal data from users. Kaspersky specialists warn about a new wave of scams that use phishing techniques on social networks and messaging applications to steal credentials and distribute malware. Harnessing the popularity of platforms such as WhatsApp, Facebook, Instagram, X, Telegram and TikTok, att…
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