In a shocking turn of events, it has been revealed that tech giants Google and Facebook were swindled out of a whopping $100 million in a sophisticated payment scam. The elaborate scheme involved fake invoices, forged documents, and clever manipulation tactics, leaving even the most vigilant financial experts baffled.
The scammers behind the $100 million payment scam employed a variety of methods to deceive Google and Facebook. These included the use of fake email accounts and invoices that appeared to be legitimate, as well as the creation of forged documents that suggested the payments were authorized by high-level executives within the companies.
Despite their size and status as two of the most powerful tech companies in the world, Google and Facebook were ultimately left vulnerable to the payment scam due to the sophistication and meticulous planning of the criminals behind it. The scammers were able to exploit weaknesses in the companies payment verification processes and manipulate employees into making transfers without proper authorization.
What steps are Google and Facebook taking to prevent future payment scams?
How can other companies protect themselves from falling victim to similar scams?
What legal repercussions do the scammers face for their actions?
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Google and Facebook Duped in $100M Payment Swindle.