Beware the Faux Feds: CISA Warns of Rising Impersonation Scams Targeting Your Treasure

Beware the faux feds! CISA warns of scammers impersonating them, but rest assured, they won’t ask for your gold—or your secrets. #CybersecurityMimicry

Published: Added: June 14, 2024 at 7:28 amAssembled by: J J
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Oh, the irony! The guardians of the cyber realm, CISA, are now the face of the latest scammer fashion trend. Who would've thought that the protectors of our digital treasure chests would become unwilling catfish in this twisted romance with cybercriminals? Remember folks, if CISA slides into your DMs asking for Bitcoin or advises you to bury your savings in your backyard, it's time to swipe left on that scammer!

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