Job hunting isn’t anyone’s idea of a great time, and websites like LinkedIn can make the whole process a little less painful. That said, like everywhere else on the internet, it can be tough sometimes to determine what’s real and what’s fake. TikToker Lex (@lexaveee) learned this lesson the hard…
Amidst widespread job cuts in the tech industry, former employees are flocking to LinkedIn in search of new opportunities. However, a dark side to this surge has emerged as con artists seize the opportunity to lure unsuspecting job seekers into phishing scams. According to a comprehensive study conducted by NordLayer,…
However, as with most emerging technologies, AI can be used for dishonest and malicious purposes with some students using it to write essays and scammers using it to steal people’s hard-earned money. This is why tech experts have warned Brits against new AI scams targeting job hunters and those on…
However, as with most emerging technologies, AI can be used for dishonest and malicious purposes with some students using it to write essays and scammers using it to steal people’s hard-earned money. This is why tech experts have warned Brits against new AI scams targeting job hunters and those on…
In this photo illustration a LinkedIn logo seen displayed on a smartphone screen with a computer … [+] keyword in the background in Athens, Greece on January 10, 2022. (Photo by Nikolas Kokovlis/NurPhoto via Getty Images) NurPhoto via Getty Images Almost every day, and sometimes multiple times per day, I…
SAN FRANCISCO — Fraudsters who exploit LinkedIn to lure users into cryptocurrency investment schemes pose a “significant threat” to the platform and consumers, according to Sean Ragan, the FBI’s special agent in charge of the San Francisco and Sacramento, California, field offices. “It’s a significant threat,” Ragan said in an…
Some dating app users have no intention to form a romantic relationship, and are instead using it for work purposes.Getty Images Some people are using social platforms for purposes other than what they were intended for. This is due to the “blurred nature of the online world,” said sociology professor…
