Big alert for Facebook users! A small mistake can cost millions

New Delhi (Best Hindu News): A new scam has come to light on Facebook, which is duping people of lakhs with the help of a link. Billions of Facebook users in Australia have been warned about a new scam called “Look Who Just Died” designed to steal personal information and money by claiming the death of someone they know. Are. The ‘Look Who Just Died’ scam is the latest scheme being used by hackers on social media platforms.

According to media reports, scammers message users by posing as friends. The message reads, “Look who just died” and shares a link resembling a news article. The message may also include words such as “very sad” or “I know you know him” to trick users into thinking they know the person.

As soon as the user clicks on the link. Scammers and hackers get the login of users’ Facebook account with the help of harmful software in the link. With the help of these details, hackers break into the user’s account and gain complete control over the account. That is, every information related to your Facebook can be in the hands of hackers.

Indeed, in order to read articles about the hackers’ alleged death, victims are asked to enter their Facebook username and password. The fake news links contain malware that allows scammers to steal login information and personal information from Facebook users.

After this the victim is then locked out of their account and the hacker takes control of their account, then with the help of your account similar fake messages can be sent to your friends. Furthermore, the report states that the scammers can then steal any personal data associated with the Facebook account, such as email addresses, phone numbers and dates of birth, which they can use to break into non-Facebook accounts.