KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 10 (Bernama) -- Sharing resumes on social media to seek industrial training placements could expose higher education students to the risk of personal data misuse, especially when personal details such as home addresses and telephone numbers are publicly disclosed.
Online Resume Sharing Could Expose Students To Cybercrime Risks - Experts
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Experts warn that sharing resumes on open social media platforms exposes students to cybercrime risks, including data misuse and targeted scams. Cybercriminals can exploit personal details for phishing attacks or fraudulent job offers.
- Public Facebook groups allow anyone to view shared resume content without joining the group.
- Scammers may use resume details to pose as HR staff and solicit registration fees or bank details.
- Personal data can be copied and shared by third parties even after the original post is deleted.
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