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Watch: Cybersecurity experts warn about potential risks in the metaverse (youtube.com)
Our series Mornings in the Metaverse continues with a look at some of the potential dangers consumers should look out for. CBS News consumer investigative correspondent Anna Werner spoke with cybersecurity experts who say where there's money to be made, the criminals won't be far behind.

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    Francisco Gimeno - BC Analyst Everything we hear here is just common sense. Cyber criminals are always a step ahead and are very savvy to steal or hack anywhere in the digital world. The metaverse, composed of platforms, with (we expect) millions of interactions and trades, with a strong degree of decentralisation can suffer from criminal acts, up to when the minimum necessary regulations are established. The best example is what happened with crypto, and now with NFTs, DeFi, etc. So, always take care out there and be careful of not being scammed or cyber attacked.