Did hackers get your cellphone number from AT&T? Be extra vigilant about this money-related scam. https://trib.al/RzK29Wt
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These fake interfaces are designed so cleverly that victims cannot detect foul play and willingly enter their security codes or token numbers for 2FA, after which it is quite easy for attackers to hijack their bank accounts. https://cstu.io/15618f #ProtectWhatMatters #ActiphyProtection
BBTok Malware Returns, Targeting Over 40 Banks in Brazil and Mexico
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Protect Yourself from Fraudulent Activities! 🚨 Your security matters! 🔐 Don’t fall victim to scams and fraud. Here are some tips to keep your OTP (One-Time Password) safe: 1️⃣ Never share your OTP with anyone, even if they claim to be from a trusted organization. 2️⃣ Be cautious of unsolicited calls or messages asking for OTPs or personal information. 3️⃣ Verify the identity of the person or organization before sharing sensitive data. 4️⃣ Use secure and updated apps for online transactions. 5️⃣ Report any suspicious activity to your bank or relevant authorities. Let’s spread the word and protect our online community! 💪 #FraudAwareness #StaySafeOnline #buddyloan
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📌 If an email begins with "Hello bank member" or "Good afternoon account holder," it's most likely a scamming attempt. Most trusted emails will address you directly. But it's also just as important to verify a trusted email anyway since you may have personal information easily accessible to hackers online. #DuoCircle #EmailSecurity #EmailProtection #EmailProtectionSolutions #DuoCircleTip #ZeroTrust #EmailSecurityTip
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Your e-wallet is at risk. 🚨 Read this post and follow the steps before you lose your money💰. In today's digital landscape, hackers and scammers are becoming increasingly sophisticated in their tactics. They employ ingenious techniques to compromise your personal information and finances. However, those who are tech-savvy and vigilant can protect themselves from falling victim to these schemes. 🌐💡 Ever heard of IVR (Interactive Voice Response)? It's a technology that allows automated phone systems to interact with callers. What's alarming is that creating a fake IVR call is not as difficult as it may seem, making it a perfect tool for malicious actors. 📞🔒 Here's the real scenario: A victim receives an IVR call, with a computerized voice claiming unauthorized access to their account. They're asked to enter an OTP (One-Time Password) for authentication while still on the call. Tragically, within hours, the hackers gain access to the victim's e-wallet and siphon off their hard-earned money. 💔💸 💪Stay tuned for my next post, where I'll provide a clear explanation and a video demonstration on how these IVR scams work and, more importantly, how to protect yourself. Knowledge is your best defense.💻🔒 #EwalletSecurity #IVRScams #StayInformed #cybercrimeawareness #cybercrimealert
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Staying secure online is crucial, even if your activities are above board. A VPN adds that extra layer of protection for your digital ventures. Arrested for intent...Remember to slide into Cyber News Live's DMs for an exclusive 82% off on @Private Internet Access.🌐🔒 #OnlineSecurity #StayProtected #VPNShield
Melbourne man pleads guilty to buying stolen data on Genesis Market
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Strong passwords are good, but this is better. #WorldPasswordDay is a good reminder to spend a few minutes ensuring your most sensitive accounts have strong, unique passwords, preferably generated by a password manager. But for ultimate account protection, add biometric fraud prevention to your account logins. Get started at https://ironvest.com/ #biometricfraudprevention #decentralizedbiometrics
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Banking fraud, data breaches, voice phishing, and social media scams… The online world is full of risks, and unfortunately older adults are the most common targets. All it takes is one click for your private data — banking information, credit cards, social security numbers — to fall in the wrong hands. Protect yourself and your privacy online! https://lnkd.in/dSE8bH4
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Victim of a scam? There's a way out. Report, reset, and reclaim your digital security. Your actions can help prevent future scams. For more, visit buff.ly/48TAPWe #Scamstall #ScamAwareness #Scam #Fraud #Canada #Explore #Help #2024 #SpeakOut #VictimSupport #ScamRecovery
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As cybercriminal activity continues to evolve, I wanted to share some helpful resources to help you stay informed about staying secure online. Stay up-to-date about common schemes you might encounter so you can help prevent fraud. https://lnkd.in/dnxQ4cKM https://lnkd.in/eDC2p-FF
Sidestep Social Engineering Scams | Morgan Stanley
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🚨 Beware of Scams: A Cautionary Tale 🚨 Today, I witnessed a heartbreaking incident at the bank that serves as a stark reminder of the dangers lurking in the digital world. An elderly gentleman, seeking assistance, fell victim to a computer hacking scam, and the repercussions were devastating. Upon reaching the bank, he shared a harrowing experience. His computer froze with a warning claiming it had been hacked, instructing him to contact Microsoft urgently. Seemingly helpful, the scammer on the other end not only knew his name but also coerced him into revealing sensitive information—phone number, last 4 of his social security, and even bank details. Shockingly, the scammer demanded $23,000 to restore full access, a demand he complied with, verifying the exact amount in his account. Distraught, he realized the gravity of the situation after hanging up, prompting him to seek help from the bank. The moral of this story is clear: never verify your personal information by giving it away. Reverse the process—have them provide details to you for verification. Additionally, never respond to unsolicited warnings or calls demanding urgent action. If in doubt, contact your bank or a trusted individual for guidance. Let's stay vigilant and protect ourselves and our loved ones from falling prey to such scams. #StaySafe #CyberSecurityAwareness #ScamAlert #FirstCAll
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