Recent alerts highlight a surge in scams targeting individuals through various means, including impersonation and phishing. A prominent figure has warned followers about scammers pretending to be them and sending direct messages to lure people into fake trading groups. This individual clarified that they do not operate any trading rooms and urged followers to block and report these impostors. Additionally, there are widespread warnings from various sources regarding fake websites, fraudulent UPI numbers, and impersonation of government officials. Reports indicate that cryptocurrency scams have increased by 56% following a rise in Bitcoin prices, with scammers also posing as financial institutions to steal money from victims, often ranging from 1,000 to 200,000 pesos. Cybersecurity experts advise the public to remain vigilant, verify sources before sharing personal information, and utilize strong passwords and two-factor authentication to safeguard against identity theft and fraud. This week is also recognized as Data Privacy Week, emphasizing the importance of protecting personal data online.