Majority of Phishing Scams Target Login Credentials
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A recent analysis reveals that 88.5% of phishing scams are focused on stealing online account credentials. This trend poses a significant risk to users, as cybercriminals increasingly exploit vulnerabilities to gain unauthorized access to personal accounts. Additionally, 9.5% of these attacks aim to collect personal data such as names and addresses.
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