ESET, a cybersecurity company, warned about traps targeting video game players' accounts, data and money. The company identified several dangerous scenarios that may seem normal in the multiplayer universe.
Among the situations mentioned are messages received during games, proposals to trade skins, promises of free virtual currencies and files that promise to add new features to games. These elements may seem legitimate but hide risks to users' security.
The article suggests that gamers should be aware of these fraudulent practices that exploit players' trust and enthusiasm to gain access to their accounts, personal data and financial information.
