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A fake $750 Apple Cash offer uses scripted checks and fake countdowns. Affiliate marketers earn a commission; you get no reward.
Before you turn yourself into a zombie, check who’s getting your photos. Some Halloween AI sites offer little information about who's behind them.
A convincing “creator portal” uses your own YouTube videos and viewing figures to steal your Google login.
An interview invitation becomes a trap for your Facebook and Google passwords, even with two-factor authentication turned on.
More than 70 fake crypto sites promise extra rewards for casting a vote, then prompt visitors to connect their wallets.
A fake iPhone Duo preorder page promises a $500 voucher. Open it on a vulnerable iPhone, and it tries to break in before you fill out the form.
A convincing offer of a free Claude Max subscription uses a fake browser window to steal Google login information.
More than 100 linked sites use a $249 toolkit to turn copied product names and unfamiliar AI brands into paid subscriptions.
A fake Avast renewal page shows how AI is helping scammers create more convincing traps with polished designs and fluent copy.
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