WhatsApp Scammer Gets Duped By Hacker

In recent years, there has been a significant increase in the number of cases of fraud using new technologies. Cybercriminals use social platforms and networks to find new victims through these means. However, Sometimes scammers may end up with the wrong person. and get your own medicine.

Popular hacker “The Linux Hound” shared in your X profile (formerly Twitter) the procedure you followed when you were being scammed. In fact, this famous user has become famous in recent months for spotting various online scams.

During his latest viral post The hacker told how he received a message via WhatsApp. where the cybercriminal invited him to take part in Warner Pictures’ proposed campaign, offering significant amounts of money in exchange for likes on Facebook posts.

“I wanted to try my hacking tricks and replied: the rest is history and I’m not hacking anything”– he began with the words. The first message that “The Linux Hound” showed was very similar to the one that thousands of Spaniards received. “Our company cooperates with Warner Pictures. You can earn money by liking the app. “It’s a part-time job and won’t affect your other job.”

The conversation continued until “The manager” promised her a reward of 5 euros After completing the work, the hacker decided to take a risk and share his data. “all for the sake of content”– he explained to his subscribers. Surprisingly, for completing the required tasks he received a Bizum of 5 euros and repeated the operation until he reached 15 euros.

However, it was a hook and He was eventually offered a “great job” where he had to pay 60 euros to earn 84 euros.At this point, the hacker realized what they were trying to do and He faked the screenshot to make it appear that he had made the transfer. The photo didn’t work out, and he eventually ended the conversation.