FSB uncovers new cases of Kiev recruiting teenagers via dating match bot
Summary
During the conversations, the Russian users sent their geolocation data, paid for restaurant reservations in advance, and clicked on phishing links, Russia’s Federal Security Service said
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Russia’s Federal Security Service stated that it uncovered new cases of Kiev recruiting teenagers via a dating match bot. The agency reported that during conversations, Russian users sent geolocation data, paid for restaurant reservations in advance, and clicked on phishing links.
Russian official
The FSB reported that Kiev is recruiting teenagers through a dating match bot. During these interactions, Russian users shared geolocation data, prepaid for restaurant reservations, and clicked on phishing links, according to the Federal Security Service.
Global South
Russia’s Federal Security Service stated that it uncovered cases of Kiev recruiting teenagers via a dating match bot. According to the agency, Russian users shared geolocation data, paid for restaurant reservations, and clicked on phishing links during these conversations.
Humanitarian / anti-war
Russia’s Federal Security Service claims that Kiev is recruiting teenagers through a dating match bot. According to the agency, Russian users engaged in conversations where they shared geolocation data, prepaid for restaurant reservations, and clicked on phishing links.
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- TASS (Russia)(Russian State)
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