Although most con artists prefer malware-ridden scams, some abuse victims’ trust to lure and make quick cash. These impostors master several measures of social engineering techniques, such as influencing, manipulating or tricking the target victims.

Although most con artists prefer malware-ridden scams, some abuse victims’ trust to lure and make quick cash. These impostors master several measures of social engineering techniques, such as influencing, manipulating or tricking the target victims.
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