Cybercrime, GriftHorse stole money from over 10 million victims globally
Zimperium zLabs cybersecurity experts: The malware, a trojan, has been used in an aggressive mobile premium services campaign against Android users in 70 countries.
Cybercrime, LGBTQ+ community targeted by romance scams
The US Federal Trade Commission (FTC): Scammers threaten to share conversation and photos with friends, family, or employer if the victim doesn’t pay.
Did Financially misleading Kuvera Global set up a shell company in India?
The new IX Global raises questions about fraud, organized cybercrime and fugitive behaviour. It’s seemed linked to the “old” multi-level marketing company.
Cybercrime actors target families of missing persons in Alaska
DPS cybersecurity experts: Scammers scoure social media for post on actual missing persons and send messages to their families demanding a ransom for their safe return.
Cybercrime, the MH370 tragedy lure for a new scam campaign
The fake vice chairman of a Turkish bank, managing the asset of a businessman killed in the Malaysia Airlines flight crash, offers to divide it with the potential victim.
Cybercrime, last scam campaign arrives from the U.S. Ambassador in Benin
The mail tricks the victims to provide personal sensitive data to receive a fraud compensation. Everything is false, the only goal is to steal information.
Cybercrime, data theft passes through Mark Zuckerberg and Facebook
Email on the alleged selection of the victim to receive a maxi-financing linked to Covid-19. It is a trick to hook up the user.
Cybercrime, new global sextortion scam campaign
The bait is always the same: the data and a video on the victim watching porn sites, which will not be published if a ransom is paid. It is all false.
Cybercrime, phishing/smishing scams of fake COVID-19 vaccine surveys
The US DoJ: The bait is a gift for filling it out, but in reality the objective is just to steal personal and credit cards information.
Cybercrime, the MLM Ponzi Nexus operated during the Covid-19 in India exposed
The multi-level marketing scams proliferate during the pandemic via social engineering. Cybersecurity experts explain how they work and why.