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Fake invoices are moving from inboxes to shopping apps

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By LUIS CORRONS, Jakub Vávra
| Gen
A fake invoice in your email is easy to ignore. A fake invoice inside your order history feels different. Norton customers have reported fake Norton invoices appearing inside the Shop app, the shopping and order-tracking app from Shopify. Public reports suggest the same technique is not limited to Norton. Similar suspicious Shop app notifications have used McAfee, Apple gift cards, iPhones, PayPal-style payment claims and other high-value purchases as bait.
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Your flight was cancelled. Is the refund message real?

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By LUIS CORRONS
| Gen
You have a summer flight booked. You have seen the headlines about jet fuel shortages, cancelled routes and higher travel costs. Then a text message arrives: your flight has been affected, and you need to click a link to confirm your refund or rebook before the offer expires. That message feels plausible because the situation around it is real. In April, IATA warned that Europe could start seeing flight cancellations by the end of May if jet fuel shortages materialized.
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Fake hiring pages abuse FIFA and other major brands to steal work credentials

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By LUIS CORRONS
| Gen
A fake job interview page is easier to trust than a fake ticket shop. In samples reviewed by Gen threat researchers, scammers used branded hiring pages that looked like ordinary recruitment flows: a company logo, a recruiter profile, a 30-minute meeting, and a button to continue with Google or Facebook. There was no attachment to open and no software to install. The credential theft attempt sat inside a step many job applicants already expect: signing in to schedule a call.
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