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of daily mail Report According to , the e-mails being sent to users claim to be from Twitter. In these e-mails, people are being tricked into changing their credentials to retain their ‘blue tick’. The report quoted Global Cyber Security Advisor Jake Moore as saying that ever since the new version of Twitter verification has been released, cyber criminals have become active and are trying to obtain people’s financial details.
There is a possibility that many people may trust cyber criminals and hand over their card details to them. If this happens, they may have to suffer financial loss. The Daily Mail has claimed that it has received a scam e-mail, which claimed to be from ‘Twitter Web Services’. In the mail, the user has been told that his latest billing statement is available on the Twitter website. Your account will be charged $8. After this you are being asked to click on a link.
According to the report, the e-mail address mentioned in the mail along with the Twitter account was wrong. From this it became clear that the mail sent was a scam. The report says that many other people have also received such scam-filled e-mails. There is no information yet about such attempts of fraud with Indian users.
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