Cyber criminals have evolved significantly by 2025, utilizing sophisticated tactics that exploit both human behavior and technological infrastructure. A notable trend includes the manipulation of legitimate support sites to redirect users to scam call centers. By crafting specific search queries linked to brands like Ticketmaster, scammers can leverage Google Ads to create misleading links that appear legitimate, thereby fooling users into believing they are contacting official support. This exploitation relies heavily on outdated systems and unmaintained web services, particularly in academic institutions where servers are often abandoned post-graduation. Additionally, security measures such as antivirus and compliance tools are failing to detect these scams effectively, raising concerns about their efficacy. Comments highlight a mix of personal experiences dealing with these scams and frustrations related to systemic inefficiencies in cybersecurity protocols, especially in educational settings. Moreover, there is a growing sentiment that significant cybercrime issues are being overshadowed by larger corporations' exploitations of their customers, emphasizing the need for better education in cybersecurity practices within institutions.