Fraudsters have begun registering fake domains related to coronavirus vaccines en masse, cybersecurity experts have discovered. Such sites first began appearing in March, and their number has only grown since then — now fraudsters are offering to pre-order the vaccine at a discount. Experts explain the trend by the simplicity of the scheme: creating a phishing resource using constructors takes only a few hours.
Under the guise of sending out important information about the vaccine, attackers are trying to force the victim to launch a malicious attachment from the email, open a document, or go to a fraudulent site, warn information security auditors at Digital Security.
Under the guise of sending out important information about the vaccine, attackers are trying to force the victim to launch a malicious attachment from the email, open a document, or go to a fraudulent site, warn information security auditors at Digital Security.
