Digg Russian Hackers Launch Phishing Campaign with 4,300 Fake Travel Sites
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In 2025, Russian hackers initiated a phishing campaign that involved creating over 4,300 fake travel websites to steal payment data from hotel guests. The campaign, which began in February, utilized sophisticated phishing kits to imitate popular booking platforms, tricking victims into providing their card details through phishing emails. This incident highlights the growing trend of phishing-as-a-service in cybercrime.
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