Orizaba, Ver .- Facebook users have seen their share contacts a publication that nobody seems to understand. The message is simple: a picture in black and white user with the slogan “challenge accepted”
What is behind this “challenge” is nothing but a chain.. Some analysts have reported that many people are unaware of what this book is about, but still share it.
For the time someone gives a “Me like “to the image, the user who published it sends the following:” Hello. I like to give my picture you have accepted the challenge. You’ll have to upload a photo of you in black and white. Let’s fill Facebook photo against cancer. “
The chains are far from harmless. According to the Office of Internet User Security at the time a user gives a “Like” to a publication of this type, companies can access your email to send “spam”, or spam.
This type of scam is referred to as Hoax. These are chains that seek to capture the user through messages that can touch your heartstrings (diseases, humanitarian causes …) or encourage them to get awards most delicious: a mobile phone, a car … This means that, even if the user believe it not finished, are encouraged to share just in case. We would be faced with scams on the line “if you do not share this, you run out of service”, “from now Facebook will charge a fee” or “do not accept the changes in the legal conditions of the social network.”
the logic and common sense tell us that this is real scam attempts, so the sensible thing will stop sharing (please!) these emails and report them as often as possible. We must not forget that Facebook is an ideal place to spread this type of hoaxes environment and that those who engage in online crime will not fail to seize the opportunity and ignorance of users to fulfill its task.
the objectives of these chains are:
Getting email addresses
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Scams and fraud
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