US EditionGhanaian Shoppers Warned As Black Friday Scams Surge Globally
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Check Point warns of a significant rise in fraudulent black-friday domains and advanced e-commerce phishing campaigns targeting consumers and businesses around the world. New analyses show that cyber criminals are systematically exploiting seasonal shopping trends to spread fake sales sites, brand imitations, and fraudulent payment workflows.
Check Point Research detects a significant increase in fake domains linked to Black Friday and large e-commerce platforms, used to supplant brands and steal credentials and payment data taking advantage of this date of discounts and offers.
Check Point® Software Technologies Ltd. (NASDAQ: CHKP), alert to a sustained growth of fraudulent domains related to Black Friday and e-commerce marketplaces. This activity confirms that cybercriminals intensify the creation of fake sites during the weeks prior to the purchase period, using brand supplanting and fraudulent showcases to steal credentials... The post Increase in Fraudulent campaigns around Black Friday aparece primero en Noticias …
Ghanaian Shoppers Warned As Black Friday Scams Surge Globally
News Ghana, Latest Updates and Breaking News of Ghana, News Ghana, https://www.newsghana.com.gh/ghanaian-shoppers-warned-as-black-friday-scams-surge-globally/Ghanaian consumers planning Black Friday purchases are being urged to exercise heightened vigilance as cybersecurity experts report an unprecedented wave of fraud targeting online shoppers worldwide. The warning comes as Ghana’s Cyber Security Authority (CSA) continues to battle rising cybe…
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