“Hack any system” claims are often used in phishing scams to lure users into downloading malware.
Tutorials that promise how to track anyone usually violate privacy laws and platform policies.
Many suspicious websites advertise unlimited free software, which often comes bundled with spyware.
Some malicious extensions are designed to spy on users by harvesting browsing history.
Certain apps collect anonymous data that is marketed as safe but could still violate user trust.
Tools that claim to be 100% untraceable should raise red flags—they often mask illegal activity.
Attackers frequently try to bypass security systems using social engineering or exploit kits.
