From pandasecurity.com
As a result of the chaos caused by the coronavirus, hundreds of millions of people of all ages are voluntarily and sometimes involuntarily, grounded home. Streaming platforms have proven to be a haven for millions of people, but not everyone relies on Netflix and Apple TV+ to stay entertained. A big chunk of people has started exploring new horizons of online entertainment such as multiplayer online games. While most seasoned gamers have one way or another learned to spot and handle dangers such as online predators, malware, and cyberbullies, the newbies just entering the new worlds of online games are nothing more than a fresh stream of easy targets for cybercriminals.