Don’t Get “Primed” for Scams: Stay Safe This Amazon Prime Day!
This Amazon Prime Day, don’t let fake domains and phishing emails turn your shopping spree into a scam fest. Security experts warn that over 87% of lookalike Amazon domains are malicious. Remember: if an offer seems too good to be true, it probably is. Stay sharp and shop smart!
Hot Take:
Amazon Prime Day: where the savings are high and the phishing attacks are higher! Forget snagging that discounted air fryer, your real challenge is dodging the scammy knock-off sites and emails that are out to fry your personal data. Remember, folks, the only thing worse than missing a deal is missing your identity!
Key Points:
- Security researchers spotted over 1000 fake Amazon domains in June, 87% deemed suspicious.
- Phishing campaigns use fake Amazon login pages and emails to steal information.
- Fraudsters exploit major online events like Prime Day to deceive shoppers.
- Consumers are advised to visit Amazon directly, avoid sketchy emails, and use secure payment methods.
- Awareness and preventive measures are key in avoiding these cyber traps.
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