An Amazon Prime Spoofing Campaign is Using Malicious PDF to Steal Credit Card Information

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Amazon Prime users must be alert to a new phishing campaign that uses malicious PDF attachments to steal credit card details. With thousands of dangerous fake PDFs targeting Amazon Prime subscribers, the risk of attack is high, but there are ways to spot the scam.

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An Amazon Prime Spoofing Campaign is Using Malicious PDF to Steal Credit Card Information

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