Links are being sent, and then the individual's account is stolen: Samvel Martirosyan

Media expert Samvel Martirosyan urges everyone not to give any codes to anyone. He made this statement in a video posted on his Instagram page.

“If your friend writes to you that their account has been hacked and blocked, say, together with 12 other Facebook accounts or Gmail accounts, and asks you to send your password or code, it only means one thing: your friend's account has also been hacked, and they will take your password or code and send it to other friends in your name. Don't do such a thing,” says Martirosyan, warning that such cases have increased.

He also mentioned that there are many cases where a message arrives stating that a person is participating in a competition and asks for your vote, sending links, and claiming that a code will arrive, which you need to provide them. When that code is given, the individual’s account is stolen.

“In short, do not give codes to anyone, whether they are acquaintances or even family members,” concludes Martirosyan.