A surge in digital scams is being reported globally, targeting users through various platforms, including WhatsApp and payment apps like Caixa Tem. These scams often involve phishing, malware, and fraudulent messages designed to steal personal and financial information. WhatsApp has issued warnings about a new spyware, "Hraphite," capable of infiltrating devices without user interaction, developed by the Israeli firm Paragon Solutions. This spyware can access encrypted messages and other sensitive data. In Brazil, users of Caixa Tem are being targeted with phishing schemes that mimic legitimate institutions to steal account details. Similarly, in Spain, the "supermarket scam" has re-emerged, where victims receive fake emails claiming they have won a prize, leading to data theft. In one instance, 24,673.10 euros were stolen from a Spanish municipality. Authorities and cybersecurity experts emphasize vigilance, recommending measures such as enabling two-factor authentication, avoiding suspicious links, and regularly monitoring financial transactions. Law enforcement agencies globally are urging individuals to report incidents and adopt robust cybersecurity practices to mitigate risks.