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On the eve of Black Friday in Russia, cases of creating twin sites of popular markets have become more frequent, Izvestia writes. Attackers copy the design of websites, offer non-existent products with discounts of up to 90%, and send phishing links disguised as closed sales to steal bank card data. In addition, as Senator Artem Sheikin reported, scammers have started selling fake QR codes that supposedly entitle them to a big discount using other people's bonuses in the store.

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On the eve of Black Friday in Russia, cases of creating twin sites of popular markets have become more frequent, Izvestia writes. Attackers copy the design of websites, offer non-existent products with discounts of up to 90%, and send phishing links disguised as closed sales to steal bank card data. In addition, as Senator Artem Sheikin reported, scammers have started selling fake QR codes that supposedly entitle them to a big discount using other people's bonuses in the store.

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