Story 01 :
Sam is a 21-year-old young man. It was my first foray into the realm of the Internet. I created a Facebook profile. He considers all of his university classmates to be his pals. Spend the entire day on Facebook. He received an email from Facebook one day informing him that his account will be terminated. He was sent an email with a link to login and update all of his information. By clicking on that link, the young man disclosed all of his personal information, including his ID, password, name, and address, ensuring that his Facebook account would not be cancelled. He noticed he couldn't log into his Facebook account shortly after that. Continually displaying the incorrect password. I went to change my password. Using the incorrect email address. He was attempting to recover the password via his cell phone, he discovered that his mobile number was no longer linked to that Facebook account. Hands on head. He has lost so many simple Facebook accounts.
Story 02 :
Jone works for the federal government. He received a call on his phone one evening after coming from the office to make tea. The man on the other end of the line, who described himself as a bank officer, told him that if he did not update his KYC right away, his credit card would be blocked. Fearing that his account would be terminated, Jone divulged all of his bank account and credit card details to the man. Several OTPs appeared on his phone one after the other, which he shared with that person. Jone's phone received an SMS shortly after the diameter informing him that someone had withdrawn $100 from his account. Jone dashed to the nearest police station.