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New X phishing scam uses fake login alerts to steal your account
The emails mimic legitimate login alerts and use fake links to steal passwords or approve malicious apps, with 57,000 victims last year, experts said.
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New X phishing scam copies real login alerts down to the pixel to hijack accounts
Scammers are sending phishing emails that are near-exact replicas of X’s legitimate login notifications, warning recipients of a login “from a new device” in a location they have never been. The emails include X’s logo, correct formatting, proper grammar, and the same colour scheme as real alerts. They ask the recipient to click a link […] This story continues at The Next Web
New X phishing scam uses fake login alerts to steal your account
A phishing email mimicking X's real login alerts is making the rounds, and it's designed to steal your password instead of protecting your account. Here's how to spot the fake and what to do if you clicked.
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