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How LinkedIn is preventing the rise of CV-writing scams : TechMoran

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Last updated: February 1, 2026 9:09 am
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Published: February 1, 2026
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LinkedIn has launched a complete suite of superior safety measures and verification instruments to fight a surge in recruitment scams, a transfer triggered by analysis displaying that 52% of the worldwide workforce is looking for new roles in 2026.

This surge in job-seeking exercise comes at a time when the market is exceptionally tight. This high-pressure atmosphere has sadly made many jobseekers susceptible to more and more refined fraudulent schemes, prompting the platform to harden its defenses.

Below the management of Oscar Rodriguez, VP of Product, LinkedIn has carried out vital structural modifications to establish and take away “dangerous actors.”

“These protections embody necessary office verification for any member utilizing a “Recruiter” job title and the elimination of total pages discovered to be impersonating professional corporations,” Mr Rodriguez famous.

Behind the scenes, the platform has additionally launched smarter spam filtering that diverts InMails from doubtlessly dangerous accounts right into a spam folder, whereas concurrently decreasing the visibility of automated feedback which are sometimes used to unfold low-quality or malicious hyperlinks.

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A central pillar of this new security technique is the enlargement of verification badges, that are validated by third-party companions to verify a member’s id or the legitimacy of a job posting.

The impression of those badges is critical, as LinkedIn knowledge signifies that verified members obtain 60% extra profile views, 30% extra connection requests, and a 19% improve in InMails from enterprise-licensed recruiters.

By rising the visibility of those badges on job listings, the platform makes it simpler for customers to tell apart real alternatives from fraudulent ones at a look.

To additional defend customers, LinkedIn is addressing the rise of “CV-writing scams,” which now account for greater than a 3rd of reported job fraud.

By launching an AI-powered CV suggestions instrument, the platform permits customers to tailor their resumes instantly on the location, decreasing the necessity to depend on high-risk third-party companies.

Moreover, automated harmful-content detection now alerts customers to suspicious exercise, equivalent to requests to maneuver conversations off-platform—a tactic scammers are twice as probably to make use of in comparison with real recruiters.

Regardless of these technical upgrades, LinkedIn continues to induce jobseekers to stay vigilant by in search of belief indicators and defending their private knowledge.

The platform advises customers to maintain all interactions inside the LinkedIn ecosystem, as scammers are 5 occasions extra prone to originate from exterior a person’s community.

Customers are cautioned to keep away from sharing financial institution particulars earlier than an official onboarding course of, to be skeptical of high-paying “straightforward” jobs, and to refuse requests to obtain unknown software program for interviews.

Collectively, these measures symbolize a strong effort to make sure the worldwide job search stays secure {and professional} in an more and more aggressive panorama.

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