Fake ads with artificial intelligence spread across social networks and lead users to fall into scams
Fake advertisements using artificial intelligence are spreading on social media, tricking users into scams.
BUK probes student over online misconduct allegations
Bayero University Kano is investigating a student accused of online impersonation and financial scams based on public commentary and social media reports.
Warning Against Fraud with 15-Second Videos: ATSUSHI Gives Commentary at Award Ceremony
A recent award ceremony in Kobe highlighted the importance of preventing fraud through a contest encouraging the creation of 15-second videos focusing on various fraud schemes.
Every celebration has its "scam": beware of that for International Women's Day. Tricks to recognize it
Cybercriminals are exploiting International Women's Day to launch phishing scams via social media and messaging apps, prompting experts to warn the public.
Indonesia will prohibit access to social networks for those under 16 years old
The Indonesian government will ban social media access for individuals under the age of 16 due to concerns related to pornography, cyberbullying, scams, and internet addiction.
Fraudsters Target a Well-Known Electronics Store
Fraudulent accounts are re-emerging on social media, impersonating a well-known electronics store.
Trial against Zuckerberg: "Our social media do not create addiction". But minors and scams remain inside
Mark Zuckerberg testified in a Los Angeles trial, claiming that Instagram and Facebook were not designed to create addiction, even as the debate over their impact continues.
Martin Lewis issues 'do not' warning for anyone who uses social media
Martin Lewis warns social media users about fraudulent investment adverts impersonating him, urging caution when engaging with online content.
How is the fraud going on in the name of providing papers? Watch
The article discusses the rise of scams related to exam papers in India as students face increasing pressure ahead of board exams.
Looking for company on Valentine's Day? Don't fall for this – You might lose your money
As Valentine's Day approaches, cybersecurity firms warn of a surge in romance and phishing scams targeting individuals seeking companionship.
How to Spot Fake Concert Tickets on Social Media as Scam Victims Lose Hundreds of Pounds
More than half of UK concert and sports fans have fallen victim to fake tickets sold on social media, losing an average of £258 to scammers.
A Warning from Singer Vytautas Šiškauskas: Urges to Stay Alert
Famous Lithuanian singer Vytautas Šiškauskas warns the public about fraudulent accounts created in his name that are soliciting money and promoting fake concert tickets.
Africa: No, Gammora Is Not a 'Cure' for HIV. False Promises and Fake Medicine Being Sold On Social Media
Gammora is falsely advertised on social media as a 'cure' for HIV, despite having no proven effectiveness and being linked to scams.
Cybersecurity and AI: So Far 1:1, But the Draw Is Fragile
The article discusses how AI has significantly advanced in the areas of phishing and scam emails, highlighting the potential for highly personalized attacks based on social media profiles.
The World of Dichotomy [Eureka]
President Lee Jae-myung recently deleted a controversial social media post after facing backlash from the Cambodian government; the post, which criticized online scams and discussed housing policies, reflects his strong stance on real estate issues in South Korea.
Reese Witherspoon, the latest celebrity impersonated on social media, warns her followers: 'I would never manipulate you, ask you for money or private information'
Reese Witherspoon has posted a TikTok video informing her followers about unverified accounts impersonating her to scam people, similar to issues faced by other celebrities like Helen Mirren and Brad Pitt.
Aspiring Writer, Be Careful of the Editor Who Promises You Everything and More
The article warns aspiring writers about self-proclaimed literary agents on social media who offer unrealistic publishing promises, likening them to old-fashioned vanity publishers.
Police urge caution: Fell for the story of internet scammers, then received a criminal charge for money laundering
A 53-year-old woman was charged with aiding money laundering after unwittingly assisting scammers who contacted her through social media.