WhatsApp scam alert: message asks users to vote for a child ballerina named Eliska who does not exist
A scam attempt has spread through WhatsApp with a message asking users to vote for a girl named Eliska so she can win a ballet class at a Prague academy. The text arrives from a contact in the address book and includes a malicious link to a website showing two supposed finalists. When users click to vote, the page requests a phone number and a verification code, which cybercriminals use to access the device, personal data and contacts. The images were generated with artificial intelligence.
In 40 seconds
- The message asks users to vote for a girl named Eliska for a ballet class at a Prague academy
- It arrives from a contact in the address book and includes a malicious link to a site with two supposed finalists
- The page requests a phone number and verification code to access the device and contacts
IASummary generated by artificial intelligence from a story by La Vanguardia. It may contain errors: the original source prevails.




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