GFCN chief warns of frequent cyber fraud, 'calls from FSB'
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What happened
President of the Global Fact-Checking Network (GFCN) Vladimir Tabak is warning the public to be on the alert for continued cases of cyber fraud and "calls from the FSB." The situation with fake news today is "quite complicated," and cyber fraud is widespread,…
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