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Canadians face rising job scams using fake postings, phishing, and AI, urging vigilance and reporting.
Canadians are facing a surge in sophisticated job scams, ranking as the second-highest risk after investment fraud, according to the Better Business Bureau Canada.
Scammers use fake job postings on legitimate sites and social media, phishing emails with generic addresses like @gmail.com, and malware-infected apps to steal personal and financial data.
Common tactics include requesting upfront fees, pressuring quick decisions, promoting unrealistic salaries, and demanding equipment purchases or banking details.
Some schemes involve fake resale gigs or AI-generated messages and deepfakes.
Red flags include vague job details, newly created websites, and unsolicited offers.
Authorities urge verifying company legitimacy, avoiding sensitive data sharing, and reporting suspicious activity.
Los canadienses se enfrentan a un aumento de estafas de empleo usando publicaciones falsas, phishing y AI, instando a la vigilancia y la presentación de informes.