He has revived "Momo" in networks and brings new dangers that you can not imagine

"Momo" it's done viral a few months ago to encourage young people to take on such dangerous challenges the death. What seemed to be a bad fashion, He came back in the form of cybercriminals, so we should be careful about what we are going through in social networks.

As reported by the Northern Ireland police on Facebook, the "Momo Challenge" has resurfaced to steal information, blackmail and insert some kind of malicious code into the smartphone.

Everything starts in a very simple way: when a contact sends you the image of the "Momo Challenge" WhatsApp, like any other scam, and the user clicks. In this way, the hacker enters with "tranquility" and It takes the personal data, the phone number, the profile picture and your name.

The biggest disadvantage occurs when minors they fall into viral lies and detect levels of submission or low self-esteem.

According to ABC Spain, hackers use a marketing strategy called "feed the lead": it is based on getting brushstrokes of the personality of each client to better accompany them in the processes of buy online.

However, cybercriminals could create a network that allows them to know who is the easiest to attack and when it might be the best time to do so.