Bitdefender Scammers Target Starbucks Bearista Cup Hype to Steal Data and Money
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Bitdefender Antispam Lab has identified a global scam campaign leveraging the popularity of the Starbucks Bearista Cup and the Starbucks × Hello Kitty collaboration. The scam involves fraudulent emails that appear to be from Starbucks, enticing recipients to take a survey for a chance to claim a limited-edition gift, leading to data theft and financial loss.
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