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This is how a Cybercriminal exploits phone calls to steal Data/OTP using IVR. Credit: David Maimon

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Maker2 years ago

If you fall for this, its honestly your fault.

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Mike Pengelly2 years ago

Anyone that falls for this should bank in person at the branch.

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Brandon Hitzel - NetworkDefenseBlog.com2 years ago

Cisco hold music lol

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Andrew Pringle2 years ago

To verify your identity (part 7) We have dispatched a sample kit please draw 15ml of blood and post in provided envelope.

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🔯 Balanced Acceleration (b/acc) ☮️2 years ago

Honestly many people would fall for the first two (SMS & Authenticator MFA codes). A full 9 digit SSN request OTOH would set off alarms. Branding of SSN protection runs deep.

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Timur Yunusov2 years ago

I checked three of these "OTP bots" and 2 were complete scams. The only one that was working, presented by David, has pre-defined +1-800 numbers, so criminals can't suddenly call "from Bank of XXX" or Facebook (haha).

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Redacted2 years ago

Otp bots are crazy. Never knew they had this much power :0

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gerooq 🍉2 years ago

Wow, giving away your passwords and codes leads to you getting hacked! Mind blowing!

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director2 years ago

Werkers

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Hugo Delgado2 years ago

Ingeniería social nivel "gallego".

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