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Kaspersky Warns of Fraudulent iPhone Duo Deals Targeting Buyers

Kaspersky Warns of Fraudulent iPhone Duo Deals Targeting Buyers

First seen 25 Oct 2026, 16:13 UTC • •

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ThreatCluster •October 25, 2026 at 18:13 UTC
  • •Scammers are targeting buyers of the new iPhone Duo with fake deals.
  • •Fraudulent websites mimic Apple's branding and use urgency tactics.
  • •Kaspersky advises consumers to verify retailers before sharing personal information.

Kaspersky has identified multiple fraudulent websites impersonating Apple to promote fake deals on the newly launched iPhone Duo, which went on sale on October 23, 2026. Scammers are using tactics such as offering a 25% discount and a 30-minute countdown timer to create urgency among potential buyers. These deceptive sites collect personal information, including shipping addresses, without immediately requesting payment details, which can lead to further fraud. Kaspersky's research highlights multilingual websites that falsely promise redirection to Apple's official site. The firm advises consumers to only purchase from reputable retailers and to be cautious of unofficial offers. Kaspersky's security products include tools to detect such scams and protect against phishing attempts.

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Timeline

2026-10-23
iPhone Duo officially launched
Apple's first foldable smartphone went on sale, prompting increased scam activity targeting eager buyers.
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2026-10-24
Kaspersky issues warning about scams
Kaspersky reported detecting multiple fraudulent campaigns exploiting the iPhone Duo's launch to deceive consumers.
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Common questions

How can I identify a fraudulent website?
Look for signs such as poor design, unusual URLs, and pressure tactics like countdown timers.
What should I do if I provided my information?
Monitor your accounts for unauthorized transactions and consider changing passwords.
Are there any tools to help detect scams?
Kaspersky offers security software that includes AI-powered scam protection and anti-phishing tools.