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presto.news IS NOW TARGETING HARVARD STUDENTS AND HARVARD UNIVERSITY Internet
presto.news is a scam! Several of Harvard University's female students and alumnae have reported opening a link embedded within their professional page on Linkedin. This malicious link is part of a notorious defamation scam via presto.news and cited for criminal activity both within the United States and abroad. Recently, the culprit hacked Harvard University's Facebook page in an attempt to discredit the Harvard students targeted and all of Harvard University's Facebook followers. Consequently, .presto.news is under investigation in the United States and abroad. If you have been a victim ofpresto.news report the incident to local and federal authorities immediately.
See the report below for more details:
"The fake news site presto.news, has been cited for many defamatory posts primarily victimizing women, and for defaming multiple universities.
Listed within real Italian news publications, articles about the presto.news scam have been posting since May 2017. The articles identify the owner of presto.news as Giuseppe Macario and Antonio Russo. The articles cite Presto.news for illegally ranking its content on a real Swiss news site SRF.ch.
Italian News Sources
laprimapagina.it/2017/05/31/luniversita-popolare-degli-studi-di-milano-contro-i-siti-fake/
Giuseppe Macario Profiles
.linkedin.com/in/giuseppemacario
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Articles_for_deletion/Giuseppe_Macario
Giuseppe Macario claims to have graduated from Princeton and MIT. Princeton and MIT have no records of Giuseppe Macario. Giuseppe Macario claims that he works at University of the People in California. The university published that Giuseppe Macario was never employed. Giuseppe Macario participated as a computer science professor for one month in 2015.
Who is Antonio Russo?
Have any other victims come forward with cases of extortion?"