Fraudsters for "Black Friday" - a large-scale autumn sale - are thoroughly prepared. They create websites of popular markets and brands, and send messages with "secret" discounts and phishing links to lure money and personal data of Russians, reports "Government Online" with reference to RIA Novost. In November, there are usually two main autumn sales - the "11.11" World Shopping Day and "Black Friday". In the Russian market, the second Black Friday will begin no earlier than November 12. Black Friday scammers create sites that are twins of popular markets and brands, completely copy their design and range, while the URL of such sites may differ from the original by only a few characters. After buyers buy products with discounts of up to 90%, the fake sellers disappear, and without supplying them, said Asia Deminaeva, a member of the Association of Lawyers of Russia. The lawyer pointed out that the fraud can also send messenger messages, social networks or by mail with information about a "secret" personal discount, a closed sale or to win a gift certificate. To receive a bonus, the attackers are asked to click on a link that is actually phishing, and enter the card data there, thanks to which they gain access to the victim's accounts. ️ Track everything: OK.

Fraudsters for "Black Friday" - a large-scale autumn sale - are thoroughly prepared. They create websites of popular markets and brands, and send messages with "secret" discounts and phishing links to lure money and personal data of Russians, reports "Government Online" with reference to RIA Novost. In November, there are usually two main autumn sales - the "11.11" World Shopping Day and "Black Friday". In the Russian market, the second Black Friday will begin no earlier than November 12. Black Friday scammers create sites that are twins of popular markets and brands, completely copy their design and range, while the URL of such sites may differ from the original by only a few characters. After buyers buy products with discounts of up to 90%, the fake sellers disappear, and without supplying them, said Asia Deminaeva, a member of the Association of Lawyers of Russia. The lawyer pointed out that the fraud can also send messenger messages, social networks or by mail with information about a "secret" personal discount, a closed sale or to win a gift certificate. To receive a bonus, the attackers are asked to click on a link that is actually phishing, and enter the card data there, thanks to which they gain access to the victim's accounts. ️ Track everything: OK.