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PayPal Security Warning—$2,000 ‘Phish-Free’ Phishing Attack Confirmed

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A new PayPal phishing attack has been confirmed with a critical twist: it’s phish-free. Here’s what you need to know.

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The email seems to come directly from Paypal. Criminals are said to have gained access to the Paypal account. Customer service is supposed to help, but that's exactly the trap.

PayPal users are repeatedly targeted by hackers. However, phishing attacks are usually quite easy to recognize, as they are not real emails from PayPal. However, there currently appears to be a new type of fraud in which attackers are able to send emails with a real PayPal service address, as security company Fortinet explains in a blog post. PayPal users therefore receive a real payment request from the email address service@paypal.com, and the…

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BetaNews broke the news in on Wednesday, January 8, 2025.
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