Scammers are targeting online secondhand shopping platforms

 

https://youtu.be/n33dLD8Cjew
In general, we don’t need to look much further than popular places where people do business to find cybercriminals and scammers perpetrating their crimes. I’m about to dive into a case of theft that took place on Vinted’s platform, but this kind of crime could have started in many different marketplaces of this kind. My thanks to Luis Corrins for his information on this topic.
You’ll find his article here: https://bit.ly/3XAmqZO

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