Quote from: Charles-Tim on July 04, 2025, 09:55:04 AM

It is even not having SSL/TLS certificate which would be one of the reasons I can not click on it.

Not advisable to go further but just avoid the links.

I’m not so much into this codes stuff so I’ve got to ask,

How do you know it hasn’t got an SSL/TLS certificate by just looking at the link? Or is there other means used to verify this?

Quote from: Fiasem20 on July 04, 2025, 09:46:51 AM

Detailed explanation on what the phishing tactic looks like :you'll receive a message from a scammer with a link, claiming to feature your pictures on a website.The goal is to pique your curiosity and entice you to click the link. However,it's wise not to investigate further,as these sites are often malicious and can pose a significant threat.

It’s definitely one way to get anyone curious alright but, you also have to ask;
Why is this individual so concerned?
How did this individual got to know it was me in the picture? And
Why didn’t he just do a screenshot and send it to me if this individual is really sure?

I might get to ask in the evident that my curiosity just wouldn’t go away but, I’m not clicking that link.