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| Source |  The State of Security |
|---|---|
| Identifiant | 8643736 |
| Date de publication | 2025-01-28 03:13:01 (vue: 2025-01-28 10:11:03) |
| Titre | Identifying and Responding to Investment Scams |
| Texte | Investment scams are a growing problem. Modern cybercriminals are increasingly using this technique to swindle money out of unsuspecting victims. It\'s easy to understand why: investment scams are remarkably effective. Research from Barclays even found that they accounted for a staggering 33% of all money lost to scammers in 2023. It\'s clear then that many people don\'t know how to identify an investment scam. This is understandable, as techniques differ slightly from more traditional phishing scams and, in recent years, have become increasingly sophisticated. With this fact in mind, this...
Investment scams are a growing problem. Modern cybercriminals are increasingly using this technique to swindle money out of unsuspecting victims. It\'s easy to understand why: investment scams are remarkably effective. Research from Barclays even found that they accounted for a staggering 33% of all money lost to scammers in 2023. It\'s clear then that many people don\'t know how to identify an investment scam. This is understandable, as techniques differ slightly from more traditional phishing scams and, in recent years, have become increasingly sophisticated. With this fact in mind, this... |
| Notes | ★★★ |
| Envoyé | Oui |
| Condensat | 2023 accounted all are barclays become clear cybercriminals differ don easy effective even fact found from growing have how identify identifying increasingly investment know lost many mind modern money more out people phishing problem recent remarkably research responding scam scammers scams slightly sophisticated staggering swindle technique techniques then traditional understand understandable unsuspecting using victims why: years |
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