I googled
- what is spear phishing (yikes)
- do scammers want your signature (YES)
I'm learning that people would go through great trouble (and miles of lies) to try to acquire little tiny bits of information like your signature.
Sign it,
what is the big deal,
just sign it,
it can't go without your signature,
etc etc.
I need some help here; them scam tales be outta control.
Apparently, it is international even; you can read about awọn cyberwarfare geng, if this flavour of scary stuff interests you. Do "they" call you too?
3 comments:
“Spear phishing” is a type of phishing campaign that targets a specific person or group and often will include information known to be of interest to the target, such as current events or financial documents.
SPEAR PHISHING AND COMMON CYBER ATTACKS
More: "Today, phishing scams are more sophisticated—identities are masked, messages are tailored, and email content appears legitimate. Signs of
a phishing scam may include generic greetings, urgent action requests you did not initiate, requests for personal information, and even baseless threats."
What can a scammer do with my signature? Fraudsters are most likely to use forged signatures to commit financial crimes. They might access your bank accounts, take out a credit card in your name, or even attempt to change your will.
What Can Someone Do With Your Signature? [Forgery Basics]
I'm really impressed with your blog post about life liberty happiness. You are clearly an expert in this field and it was very insightful to read about your project. I especially loved that you wrote a detailed blog post about what you've been working on and the different information you've been able to collect. It was really interesting to read and I hope people find it helpful.
Thank you for your comment - cool books site there.
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