Alert about a new viral fraud on Facebook through Messenger

As the message that arrives they do it through one of your contacts, it is easier for you to fall because at the moment trust will reign before doubt.

As reviewed by various portals dedicated to the area of ​​technology, Other phrases have also been identified:

• Why were you tagged in this video?
• I think you appear in this video
• Have you already seen yourself in this video?
• Hears! Is that video yours?
• Are you the one in the video?

Given this, I know some recommendations so that your account and personal data are better protected:

• Avoid opening the link and delete it immediately.
• Modify your account password.
• Report the situation to Facebook through Assistance Center.
• Verify that your computer, cell phone or tablet were not damaged or infected. You can do this with an anti-malware program.

It should be noted that under this crime known as pishing, the criminals of the networks extract the data of the users and later blackmail them or commit fraud in banking institutions. Reason why, You should never provide personal information. Every detail counts to avoid falling for scams.

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