Summary
Amazon warned its 300 million users to be cautious of cybercriminals as Black Friday approaches. The company alerted users about scams where attackers pretend to be trustworthy to steal personal details.
Key Facts
- Amazon issued a warning to over 300 million users about potential cyber threats.
- Cybercriminals often try to steal personal or financial information by pretending to be trustworthy sources.
- Fraudulent activities are higher during big shopping events like Black Friday.
- Scammers may use methods like fake account issues, fake delivery messages, and unofficial contact.
- Users are advised to only use Amazon's official app or website for services.
- Amazon recommends using two-factor authentication for account security.
