A One-Stop Money Mule Fraud Shop
Summary: A Krebs on Security report describes mycareerjob.net, a money mule recruitment site that used photos lifted from legitimate websites, a computerized voice, and imagery from The Matrix to train recruits as "financial agents" for laundering stolen funds. One recruit, "Jeremy," learned that another work-at-home employer had tried to send him nearly $10,000 stolen from a Pennsylvania dental practice.
What's compelling: The site's operators needed only stolen images and a polished-looking front to draw in people who would move stolen money, and the same recruitment pattern can put your employees or customers between criminals and the funds they take.
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