A complaint was posted on the Resto of World website about some blows that have been applied by fraudulent loan applications in Mexico. The practice, which became known as doxxing, consists of disclosing information on the Internet that is confidential to its contractors, which can end up leading to the dissemination of pornographic and edited photos with the faces of those who have debts.
To try to show how this fraud works, we use the example of a woman who identifies herself as Maria, who after not getting the loans from normal banks, she had to resort to the SolPeso Application, which required her to present her phone data, including her list of contacts. In addition to having paid less than the contracted amount, the application also demanded early settlement of the loan. Thus, Maria ended up resorting to other apps to try to refinance the initial debt, such as Rápikrédito, Super Peso, LoanLaLa, Money Flash and iFectivo. The latter mentioned even sent his contacts, including his 13-year-old daughter, a photo of a naked woman with her face edited out, saying that the client was prostituting herself in order to pay the bills. debts.
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According to information from CONDUSEF, the Mexican government's official platform for fraud that involve finance, there are around 94 loan applications listed as probable in the country practitioners of doxxing in various areas of cyber police departments. Of all those available, 35 of them can be found in Google's Play Store, an application store for the Android system, which accounts for 80.87% of mobile devices in the country.
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