In Mexico, the frequency of cyberattacks has reached alarming levels, with an average of 781 incidents occurring daily. In the first two months of 2024 alone, WhatsApp experienced 139 reported hacks, prompting warnings for businesses to enhance their cybersecurity measures. The RansomHub cybercriminal group has also made headlines by releasing 206 gigabytes of confidential information after targeting the Legal Advisory Office of the Presidency. Furthermore, the demand for cyber liability insurance is projected to grow by 30% in Mexico by 2025, as the number of connected devices is expected to exceed 70 billion globally, increasing the need for comprehensive cybersecurity strategies. Recent scams have emerged, particularly during the wedding season, with fraudsters using WhatsApp to send fake wedding invitations that can download malware on recipients' devices. Authorities have issued guidelines to help individuals avoid falling victim to identity theft and other scams perpetrated through messaging applications.