Amazon Warns of Phishing Surge Targeting Payment Data
Amazon customers are warned about a surge in phishing emails targeting their sensitive payment data. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) urges caution, as these emails mimic official Amazon communications and apply pressure to act quickly.
The FTC advises consumers to check messages directly in the official Amazon account to avoid phishing attempts. Suspected phishing emails should be moved to the spam folder and never clicked on. These emails often display convincing content, fake links, spelling errors, and use deadlines to pressure users into action.
Amazon customers are reminded to be vigilant and report any suspicious emails to Amazon's customer service.
Phishing emails posing as Amazon are on the rise, aiming to steal sensitive payment data. The FTC urges consumers to stay alert, check messages directly in the official Amazon account, and report any suspicious activity.
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