Filipino's warned against scam and malicious Holiday Greetings on Social Media

On Monday Non-profit cybersecurity experts warned the netizens online against opening malicious holiday greetings on Social Media.

According to Cyber Security Philippines - CERT once you have open the holiday greeting it will then redirect you to malicious websites that will ask for your details and will then send similar messages to your contacts on your phone.

Photo by Cyber Security Philippines - CERT 

Here's an example of the said malicious holiday greetings

below is the list of the following websites

• https://wish-you.co

• https://wish4u.co

• https://my-msg.co

• https://look-me.co

• https://surprise4u.me

• https://hookgist.com

• https://see-magic.co

• https://mera-style.com

• https://whatsapp-style.co

• https://see-magic.co

• https://my-love.co

They mentioned on their Facebook post that if you have victimized by this kind of message you should immediately change your passwords for your bank and social media accounts, reset your browsers and update your anti-malware and scan.