A Russian website offers software, which, under the guise of flirting, steals personal data – says a network security company. The software is praised on the CyberLover.ru website. A virtual Casanova can operate a chatroom and flirt with 10 women, prompting them to provide their phone numbers. Australian antivirus software company PC Tools warns, That “flirting” the software can be used by fraudsters to obtain personal data. So far available in Russian, the software is to be sold 15 February. According to CyberLover.ru, it can also simulate online sex. A PC Tools spokesman says, that this virtual Casanova allows you to “frighteningly well organized” interaction, leading to the provision of personal data and that it is easy to revise it in other languages.
According to Sergei Shevchenko of PC Tools, CyberLover shows “unprecedented level of social engineering”. The task of CyberLover.ru the proposed software collects only this data, which chat participants provide voluntarily.
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