Example
Suspicious Activity
I wasn’t planning to post this week due to a tight schedule, but a recent event changed that.
Shortly after joining Fiverr, suspicious messages began to flood in. New profiles, fake offers, and risky attachments. It didn’t take long to realize something was off. Each message seemed friendly… helpful… until they asked for personal info or sent strange files. That’s when it hit me. This is how it starts. Not with a break-in, but with a click.
I recorded a few of these real spam attempts and built a simple simulation based on those actual interactions to raise awareness.
The project is simple. I played around with layers, object states, variables, and the timeline to recreate the experience. There’s not much for you to interact with —
just a glimpse of the upward moments, exactly as they unfolded on my screen.
And whatever you do... don’t click on the images :)
Suspicious activity
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Very interesting Nedim! I loved the interface you created and the way we can select messages and take action.
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