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A new cyberattack is 的ing Facebook 使用者s by tricking them with what appears to be a 'sponsored' Google 広告 for the social マスコミ 壇・綱領・公約.
Cyber 専門家 Justin Poli discovered a phishing 広告 when he typed 'Facebook' into the Google search 妨げる／法廷，弁護士業 to スピードを出す／記録につける into his account.?
The 最高の，を越す result redirected him to a fraudulent 場所／位置 that 許すd bad actors to 接近 his computer - a pop up showed his email and banking passwords, Facebook account, and computer とじ込み／提出するs were 違反d.
While cybercriminals designed the malicious 広告 to go undetected, there are ways 使用者s can 保護する themselves from 存在 scammed.
@j_poli Never 信用 a 促進するd Link from Google
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Cyber 専門家 Justin Poli (pictured) 報告（する）／憶測d that he clicked on what appeared to be a 合法的 Facebook login link, but was redirected to a fraudulent website
Poli received a notice when he was redirected to the phishing 場所／位置 (pictured) telling him that his email and bank passwords, Facebook login, and photos and とじ込み／提出するs had all been 違反d
Poli 株d the attack in a TikTok?ビデオ, 詳細（に述べる）ing what he had 暴露するd while 試みる／企てるing to スピードを出す／記録につける into Facebook, only to be 警報d?that his system was 感染させるd with 'spyware 問題／発行するs.'
'My first reaction was, how does Google ever 許す this to happen? They should not 許す 広告s to be 地位，任命するd that link to phishing 場所／位置s,' Poli said.
A Google spokesperson told DailyMail.com: 'We 禁じる 広告s that use phishing techniques to gather 価値のある 使用者 （警察などへの）密告，告訴（状）,' and 追加するd that 事前の to publishing this story, it has already '一時停止するd the associated advertiser accounts for 侵害する／違反するing our 広告s 政策s.'
The problem can't be solved with a simple 直す／買収する，八百長をする, Poli said, because the phishing scam, also called malvertising, lets scammers fool Google into thinking the link is rea l.
This means that anyone can 支払う／賃金 for their 広告 to be a 'sponsored' link to appear as a 最高の，を越す result on the search 妨げる／法廷，弁護士業 and you can edit the URL to redirect the 場所／位置 使用者s click into.?
Bad actors can tailor links to trick Google into thinking it's 合法的 using a 跡をつけるing template that lets the person adjust the URL on the 支援する end to redirect 使用者s to another 場所／位置.?
Young people are 報道によれば scammed more often than those twice their age because they are more exposed to fraudulent 広告s.
Bad actors use a 跡をつけるing template which 許すs them to customize the final URL - even if it isn't the same link that appears on the results.
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If the link appears to be associated with the 広告, Google's tracker won't 旗 it as a problem because the bad actors use a 跡をつけるing template that 許すs them to customize the final URL - even if it isn't the same link that appears on the results.
Although phishing 広告s don't typically last long, because the scams are expensive and people 報告（する）／憶測 them quickly, there is always another malicious link ready to 取って代わる it.
'It's like playing whack-a-mole with all these 広告s,' Poli said, 追加するing that there isn't a way for Google to 監視する them but 示唆するd that the tech 巨大（な） use AI to check the links more frequently.
Google said it 雇うs thousands of people who work around the clock to 妨げる scams like this one but advised 使用者s to always be 用心深い and make sure the URL is 正確な before 株ing personal （警察などへの）密告，告訴（状）.?
Poli also recommended that people should have an 広告 blocker 活動させる／戦時編成するd on their phone or computer and never 信用 a sponsored link ーするために 保護する themselves from such scams.
Keeping ソフトウェア and?拡張s up to date, 含むing browsers, and 避ける using or 許すing Flash and Java to run automatically while surfing the web are other tips to stop hackers at bay.
'肉親，親類d of s*cks that we have to live with that,' Poli said, 'but that's the way it is.'
A 2023 調査する by Deloitte 設立する that Gen Zers - people 老年の 14 to 26 years old - are three times more likely to be tricked into online scams than the boomer 世代 - people who are 58 to 76 years old.
Young people are 報道によれば scammed more often than those twice their age because they are more exposed to fraudulent 広告s.
Tanneasha Gordon, a 主要な／長／主犯 at Deloitte who leads the company's data and 数字表示式の 信用 商売／仕事, told Vox that young people are more likely to become caught in a scam, in part, because they are more exposed to them.
'There are so many fraudulent websites and e-商業 壇・綱領・公約s that just literally tailor to them, that will take them from the social マスコミ 壇・綱領・公約 that they're on 経由で a fraudulent 広告,' she said.
