Slack Introduces New Attack Vectors for Scam Activity
A user alleges that a Slack feature creates new ways for scammers to target people on the platform, without specifying the feature, scam mechanism, or any supporting incident. The claim is a single unsubstantiated line with no detail to act on.
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