A massive influx of traffic from China targeted Match.com, not for dating, but for phishing. Bots created fake profiles to steal personal emails, leading to millions daily from porn link clicks. GeoIP blocking crippled the operation, prompting a chilling 'message'. #CyberSecurity #MatchDotCom #Phishing #DataSecurity #OnlineDating
Hackers Used Dating Site Bots for Porn Scams! HUGE Security Flaw Revealed #shorts
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