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Many citizens have received fraudulent messages on their social networks, the origin of which is still unknown. IT expert Kadri Manaj appeals not to click on the links that come to us as such messages aim to obtain financial information.
These fraudulent messages show that hackers are using increasingly sophisticated techniques to trick social media users.
The Technology and Information expert, Kadri Manaj appeals not to click on the incoming links. But if you made this mistake, you should change your password and add security.
Manaj says that the fraudulent messages aim to direct the account holders towards fraudulent links with the aim of receiving money through the debit card in possession of the accounts of the defrauded persons, unfairly.
"The origin of these messages can be from different countries, mainly small countries are hit" , he says.
The expert tells "Ora News" that the origin of these messages can be from different countries where small countries are mainly hit.
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