
As the holiday season approaches, concerns over online security are heightened in Colombia and beyond due to increased online transactions and data exchanges. Authorities have warned that the surge in online shopping makes consumers more vulnerable to cyber scams, particularly on dating apps where scammers exploit loneliness during the holidays. The Mexican Secretary of Security and Citizen Protection (SSPC) has issued recommendations to help individuals avoid falling victim to these scams. Additionally, experts emphasize the importance of recognizing various types of fraud, including pharming, which redirects users to fraudulent websites, and identity theft through deepfake technology. Consumers are urged to remain vigilant and protect their personal and financial information during this peak shopping period.
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#OpiniónEF | La suplantación de identidad mediante 'deepfakes', consistente en capturar muestras de imagen y voz, ha evolucionado para realizar fraudes bancarios y extorsiones. Carlos Marcel, director general de @Kyndryl, explica los detalles. https://t.co/fwvaBoT1wm
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