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Korisnici društvenih mreža u Srbiji suočavaju se sa novim talasom sajber napada koji ciljaju njihove Facebook i Instagram naloge. Napadači koriste sofisticirane metode zastrašivanja, a manipulacija je podignuta na potpuno novi nivo.
U Srbiji se pojavila nova, izuzetno opasna Facebook prevara koja koristi lažna obaveštenja kako bi korisnicima u potpunosti preuzela kontrolu nad nalozima. Napad počinje porukom koja imitira zvanično bezbednosno upozorenje Meta AI sistema ili Meta poslovne podrške (Meta Business Support) , u kojoj se navodi da je nalog mete ugrožen i da će biti trajno blokiran u roku od 24 sata ukoliko se ne izvrši hitna verifikacija.
Glavni cilj ove poruke je da izazove paniku kod korisnika. Od žrtve se traži da preuzme i otvori priloženi dokument pod nazivom „Datoteka za verifikaciju“. Kada se datoteka otvori, korisnik se usmerava na lažnu stranicu koja zahteva unos Facebook lozinke. Iako sistem nakon unosa ispisuje da je lozinka pogrešna, ona je u pozadini već poslata hakerima, koji u sekundi preuzimaju nalog i izbacuju stvarnog vlasnika sa platforme.
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Stručnjaci za sajber bezbednost upozoravaju da su napadači sa ovom kampanjom prešli dosadašnje granice i postavili nove standarde u digitalnim prevarama. Naime, dok su se u ranijim prevarama hakeri uglavnom oslanjali na hakovanje ličnih profila nečijih prijatelja ili rođaka, ovoga puta prevara izgleda neuporedivo realističnije.
Sve je osmišljeno tako da meta ima utisak da poruka dolazi direktno iz samog sistema i da se odnosi isključivo na njene lične aktivnosti. Falsifikovane oznake verifikacije unutar priloženih PDF dokumenata i grafički interfejs koji do detalja kopira zvaničnu Metinu podršku čine da sve izgleda kao legitiman proces koji korisnik zaista sam pokreće kako bi spasio svoj profil. Zbog ovakvog pristupa, prevaru je znatno teže uočiti „golim okom“.
Šta ako ste već naseli i kako reaguje sistem?
U nekim slučajevima, zvanični bezbednosni sistemi kompanije Meta uspevaju da prepoznaju sumnjive aktivnosti. Kada hakeri pokušaju da sa ukradenom lozinkom upadnu na povezani Instagram nalog, sistem može automatski blokirati sve profile i izbaciti korisnika. U tom slučaju, jedini spas je zvanična procedura potvrde identiteta, gde Meta od korisnika traži fotografisanje ličnog dokumenta (poput vozačke dozvole ili lične karte) kako bi se vlasništvo ekspresno vratilo.
Stručnjaci još jednom apeluju na građane u Srbiji da budu maksimalno oprezni i podsećaju da Meta nikada ne šalje upozorenja o gašenju naloga preko priloga u porukama niti traži upisivanje lozinke unutar fajlova. Svaku poruku koja unosi paniku i zahteva hitnu reakciju treba odmah ignorisati i obrisati.
(Telegraf.rs)
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BlicIndependentCenter2 days agoThe Ministry of Internal Affairs (MUP) has issued an urgent warning about a new phishing scam circulating in Serbia through the Messenger application. The scam involves users receiving messages that appear to come from 'Meta AI' or 'Facebook support,' claiming their accounts will be suspended unless they perform a verification process. These messages often include a PDF file named something like 'START_VERIFICATION.' Opening the document redirects users to a fake Facebook login page designed to steal usernames, passwords, and other sensitive information. MUP advises citizens not to open such可疑
Bias read (Center): The article reports on a public safety issue without taking a political stance. It provides factual information about a phishing scam and includes warnings from the Ministry of Internal Affairs, presenting the situation objectively.
Official sources cited
- government Ministry of Internal Affairs (MUP)
Telegraf.rsIndependentCenter2 days agoThe Ministry of Internal Affairs (MUP) has issued an urgent warning to citizens of Serbia regarding a new sophisticated phishing scam spreading through the Messenger application. The scam involves fake messages appearing to come from 'Meta AI,' 'Facebook Support,' or other official Meta services, urging users to verify their profiles by opening a PDF file. Opening this document redirects users to a counterfeit Facebook interface where they are asked to enter passwords and access codes. The MUP emphasizes that Facebook account verification is never conducted via random Messenger messages or PDF
Bias read (Center): The article reports on a public safety issue without taking a political stance. It provides factual information about a cybersecurity threat and includes warnings from official sources (MUP). There is no evident framing or slant in the language or emphasis.
Official sources cited
- government Ministry of Internal Affairs (MUP)
Telegraf.rsIndependentCenter3 days ago How the latest Facebook scam works in Serbia: Here's why users get hooked!Users in Serbia are facing a new wave of cyberattacks targeting their Facebook and Instagram accounts. Attackers use sophisticated scare tactics, including fake security warnings from Meta AI or Meta Business Support, to trick users into downloading a verification file. This file redirects users to a phishing page where they are asked to enter their Facebook password. Once entered, the password is sent to hackers who take over the account and remove the actual owner.
Bias read (Center): The article reports on a cybersecurity threat without taking a political stance. It provides technical details about the scam and includes general warnings from cybersecurity experts. There is no indication of ideological framing or biased language.
Official sources cited
- study Cybersecurity Experts
Telegraf.rsIndependentCenter7 days ago Very important warning! A DANGEROUS SCAM has appeared: If you receive this message, do not click on it under any circumstancesThe article warns Facebook users about a new wave of phishing attacks targeting personal data and user accounts. Attackers send messages in Cyrillic script from private profiles, mimicking official security warnings from Facebook. The message claims suspicious activity has been detected on the user's account and threatens permanent deactivation if no response is received within 24 hours. A downloadable file named 'DATOTEKA ZA VERIFIKACIJU.pdf' is attached, which is likely part of the scam.
Bias read (Center): The article provides a factual warning about a phishing scheme without taking a political stance. It focuses on cybersecurity and does not involve political figures, parties, or policy issues.
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