Beware the Bait: How Cyber Scammers Impersonate Government to Peddle Malware

Beware the bait! Cyber-swindlers are masquerading as the Federal Bureau of Transportation, luring you with faux fines and feigned fender-benders to filch your files. Don’t let malware make off with your data; dodge the download deceit! #CybersecuritySleightOfHand

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Who knew that a traffic accident could lead to a digital pile-up in your computer's security system? If you thought phishing scams couldn't get more audacious, think again. Now, they're impersonating the Feds and using Google as their unsuspecting getaway driver. Buckle up, cyber folks—it's a wild ride on the information superhighway!

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