Hackread Over 2,000 Fake Shopping Sites Identified Before Cyber Monday
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Over 2,000 fraudulent shopping websites impersonating major brands like Amazon were detected before Cyber Monday and Black Friday. These sites were created using phishing kits, making them appear legitimate to unsuspecting consumers. Users are advised to recognize key signs of fraud to protect themselves.
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