⚠️ Warning for anyone wanting to donate in Gaza
Many organizations and charities do not actually operate here. They post charity videos taken from real pages working in Gaza to give the impression that they are providing aid.
✅ The best way to ensure your help reaches those in need is to donate directly to families without any intermediaries.
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Today marks Black Friday, and next week is Cyber Monday.
This year has seen a massive increase in "look alike" or spoofed sites and domains. To limit fraud remember to only use reputable sites, avoid clicking links in emails, and remember, "if it's too good to be true, it probably isn't".
With the rise of deep‑fakes, spoofing, and realistic AI‑generated content, businesses should adopt a more robust, yet time‑tested, approach to verifying identity before initiating major account changes, processing user‑requested actions, or vetting new hires.
This approach isn’t complicated, but it does require a modest investment of time and money. It’s simply “doing business in person.” Whether it means requiring a customer to visit a bank for large financial transactions, having an employee or vendor confirm details through a verified third party, or communicating via a pre‑approved channel, the need for genuine, face‑to‑face interaction should become a core element of business policy and personal financial procedures to curb online fraud.
T. Mohammad from Gaza
Anthony Kraudelt