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Security researchers have warned of a new email phishing scam<\/a> that can steal personal information of Facebook<\/a> users. In its latest report, email security firm Abnormal Security, has revealed that several Facebook users have received emails claiming that their account will be closed if an issue is not resolved immediately. As per the report, fraudsters are mainly trying to access personal information such as email address, password, date of birth and other details of Facebook users who administrate pages of any company. The report suggests that with this phishing<\/a> scam, fraudsters aim to hijack Facebook pages of numerous firms.

How the Facebook users phishing scam works
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According to the report, Fraudsters first send a phishing email claiming to be from 'The Facebook Team'. The email warns that the user's account might be disabled or the page might be removed over infringing content.

“We just received a report from a third party that the content you posted infringes or otherwise violates their rights. Accordingly, your account has been repeating these actions, this means your Account might be disabled, and your page might be removed. If you believe these reports are not being made in good faith or are inaccurate, please click the link below:” the email reads.

The message in the email is followed by a link that takes users to a Facebook post. The post then contains another link that takes users to a fraudulent website where they are asked to provide their personal information such as name, email address and password to make an “appeal”.

The report further reveals that the information entered by users is shared to fraudsters who can later take over the account or page and use it for illegal activities<\/a>.

The report specifically mentions that “Because the threat actors use a valid Facebook URL in the email, it makes the landing page especially convincing and minimizes the chance the target will second-guess the legitimacy of the initial email.”

To stay safe from such phishing attacks<\/a>, the email security firm suggests that you should always check the address you received an email from. You should also think twice before entering your login information, especially if clicking through a link.
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这种新的网络钓鱼诈骗可以窃取你的Facebook账户

根据这份报告,骗子首先发送网络钓鱼电子邮件声称来自“Facebook的团队”。电子邮件警告说,用户的账户可能被禁用或可能被删除侵权内容的页面。

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  • 更新于2022年4月28日,6日上午

安全研究人员警告说,一个新的电子邮件网络钓鱼诈骗可以窃取个人信息脸谱网用户。在其最新报告中,电子邮件安全公司安全、异常显示,一些Facebook用户收到邮件声称他们的帐户将被立即关闭如果不解决一个问题。根据这份报告,骗子主要是试图访问个人信息,如电子邮件地址,密码,出生日期和其他细节的Facebook用户管理页面的任何公司。这份报告表明网络钓鱼诈骗,骗子的目标劫持众多公司的Facebook页面。

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根据这份报告,骗子首先发送网络钓鱼电子邮件声称来自“Facebook的团队”。电子邮件警告说,用户的账户可能被禁用或可能被删除侵权内容的页面。

“我们刚刚收到来自第三方的报告,您发布的内容侵犯或违反了他们的权利。因此,您的帐户一直重复这些动作,这意味着您的帐户可能被禁用,你的页面会被删除。如果你相信这些报道并不在诚信或不准确的,请点击下面的链接:“电子邮件阅读。

电子邮件中的信息是紧随其后的是一个链接,用户Facebook帖子。然后发布包含另一个链接,用户一个欺诈性的网站,他们要求提供个人信息如姓名、电子邮件地址和密码“吸引力”。

报告进一步显示,用户输入的信息是共享的骗子谁能考虑在晚些时候或页面并使用它非法活动。

这份报告特别提到,“因为演员威胁电子邮件使用Facebook一个有效的URL,它使得着陆页尤其令人信服和最小化目标的机会将三思的合法性最初的邮件。”

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保持安全网络钓鱼攻击,电子邮件安全公司表明,你应该检查你收到的电子邮件的地址。你也应该三思而后行输入你的登录信息,特别是如果点击一个链接。
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Security researchers have warned of a new email phishing scam<\/a> that can steal personal information of Facebook<\/a> users. In its latest report, email security firm Abnormal Security, has revealed that several Facebook users have received emails claiming that their account will be closed if an issue is not resolved immediately. As per the report, fraudsters are mainly trying to access personal information such as email address, password, date of birth and other details of Facebook users who administrate pages of any company. The report suggests that with this phishing<\/a> scam, fraudsters aim to hijack Facebook pages of numerous firms.

How the Facebook users phishing scam works
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According to the report, Fraudsters first send a phishing email claiming to be from 'The Facebook Team'. The email warns that the user's account might be disabled or the page might be removed over infringing content.

“We just received a report from a third party that the content you posted infringes or otherwise violates their rights. Accordingly, your account has been repeating these actions, this means your Account might be disabled, and your page might be removed. If you believe these reports are not being made in good faith or are inaccurate, please click the link below:” the email reads.

The message in the email is followed by a link that takes users to a Facebook post. The post then contains another link that takes users to a fraudulent website where they are asked to provide their personal information such as name, email address and password to make an “appeal”.

The report further reveals that the information entered by users is shared to fraudsters who can later take over the account or page and use it for illegal activities<\/a>.

The report specifically mentions that “Because the threat actors use a valid Facebook URL in the email, it makes the landing page especially convincing and minimizes the chance the target will second-guess the legitimacy of the initial email.”

To stay safe from such phishing attacks<\/a>, the email security firm suggests that you should always check the address you received an email from. You should also think twice before entering your login information, especially if clicking through a link.
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