We have come across quite a few fakes from time to time publications στο Facebook, που προσπαθούν να δελεάσουν τους χρήστες συνήθως με μια είδηση που κεντρίζει πολύ το ενδιαφέρον. Οι ειδικοί φαίνεται ότι εντόπισαν άλλη μια που οδηγεί τους περίεργους χρήστες του κοινωνικού δικτύου σε μία ύποπτη ιστοσελίδα, υποσχόμενη ένα συγκλονιστικό βίντεο από μια πεινασμένη αρκούδα που καταβροχθίζει μια γυναίκα…
"Video SHOCK: Hungry bear tears a woman to pieces in a matter of minutes seconds. Instead of saving her, they were taking the video!!” the publication states.
To make it seem more real, at message, an image of a polar bear attacking a woman has also been added. However, as its experts emphasize Malwarebytes, the image is from 2009 and was taken to a Berlin Zoo. The woman survived, and there is no video of the bear that makes her pieces.
Users who click on connections contained in the posts are directed to a fake Facebook page, which prompts them to answer certain questions in order to view the video. In the end, of course, they won't see a video since it doesn't exist.
If you see such a post on Facebook, just ignore it, it will lead you to malicious websites, will install malicious apps on your account, and start posting without your consent on your timeline.
