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Investigating Fake Remote Job Listings & Check Fraud
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Investigating Fake Remote Job Listings & Check Fraud

Cybercrime Investigations 101: Anatomy of Fake Employment Listings
Created byAnton Iagounov
Last updated 1/2022
English

What you'll learn

  • Explain the mechanics of a fake job listing scam.
  • Describe intelligence analysis.
  • Why is meta-data important?
  • What is the primary means by which this particular type of fraud succeeds?

Course content

3 sections6 lectures1h 0m total length
  • Investigating Fake Job Listings Fraud Targeting Prospecting Job Candidates10:23

    This is the introduction portion to this course, where we will be discussing the nature of fake job listings fraud which uses fake job posts, and fake check scams, to target prospecting job candidates. In this particular case, fraudsters are utilizing e-commerce websites which have been set up to create the false appearance of a legitimate business which is currently seeking to hire employees. The fraud also incorporates a popular check bouncing scam to then defraud their victims by asking that candidates deposit a fake check into their bank account, and then withdraw a portion of the deposit which candidates are then instructed to send back to the employer.

  • Reconnaissance, Banking System, Geo-Locating Fraud, and User-Agent Spoofing10:22

    This lecture focuses on the anatomy of how fraudsters target their victims, reconnaissance, banking system and check fraud, user-agent and IP spoofing, and investigating fake businesses through licensing verification.

Requirements

  • No experience required.

Description

In this course, we will be discussing the nature of fake job listings fraud targeting remote workers, which utilizes fake job posts, and fake check scams, designed to victimize prospecting job candidates. In this particular fraud, malicious actors are using e-commerce websites which have been set up to create the false appearance of a legitimate business seeking to hire employees. Also, the fraud incorporates a popular check bouncing scam to then defraud their victims by asking that candidates deposit a fake check into their bank account, and then withdraw a portion of the deposit which candidates are then instructed to send back to the employer.


Here students will learn how to counter Cybercrime by conducting reconnaissance on the attackers, which will familiarize students with certain tools and scripts designed for Geo-locating and GPS tracking, and social engineering techniques that are designed to gather further intelligence on our subject. Additionally, students will learn about the banking system, fake invoicing, social media, and the intelligence cycle that is used to analyze and corroborate information and data. The course will also teach students about User-Agent spoofing, ISP IP address locating, financial services and the banking system as such pertains to fake check scams, and the how attackers target their victims.

Who this course is for:

  • Security Researchers, Fraud Investigators, Intelligence Analysts, Private Investigators, Skip Tracing Services Providers, Law Enforcement