US EditionHow iPhone 17 Launch Ignited Scam Campaigns Worldwide
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Faced with the expectation generated by the iPhone 17, several fraudulent sites have appeared that pretend to be the official of Apple, in addition to drawings that do not exist.
Technologueid Jakarta As Apple opens pre-orders for the new iPhone, Kaspersky detects a surge in scams capitalizing on the hype surrounding the device's launch. The scammers are using...
How iPhone 17 Launch Ignited Scam Campaigns Worldwide
As Apple opened preorders for the new iPhone, Kaspersky reportedly detected a spike in scam exploiting the device’s launch hype, with fraudsters deploying fake websites, bogus lotteries, and phony “tester” recruitment schemes to harvest personal data and financial information. These attacks pose significant risks including personal data theft and financial loss. One of the scams involves counterfeit websites which mimic Apple’s official store, l…
RatOn, the Android Trojan who takes over your cell phone and makes automatic money transfersThe ‘deepfakes’ are here to stay: here a guide to avoid being fooled InterviewCybercriminals are taking advantage of the excitement and anticipation of iPhone 17 fans to make tricks, warned the Kaspersky security company that detected duchos criminals are using expectations around the device to create fake websites, fraudulent lotteries and alleged recrui…
Coinciding with the launch of the pre-sales of the new iPhone, Kaspersky has detected a surge of scams that take advantage of the device’s expectations. Cybercriminals are launching fake websites, fraudulent lotteries and alleged “probators” programs to collect personal data and financial information. These attacks carry significant risks, such as personal data theft and economic losses. One of the most common frauds consists of fake pages imita…
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