Fraud Alert: Twint Users in Glarus Targeted by Scams on Classifieds
Fraudsters are exploiting Twint users in the canton of Glarus, with a surge in scams targeting sellers on classifieds platforms. The attackers are using fake Twint QR codes sent via WhatsApp to steal victims' Microsoft account credentials and withdraw funds.
The scammers, unidentified individuals employing phishing tactics, trick victims into entering their Twint account details. They often direct users to fake websites, where sensitive information is stolen. These fraudsters employ various methods, including fake Twint PDFs containing QR codes, to dupe users into financial transactions. The canton of Glarus has seen an increase in such fraud attempts, with sellers on classifieds platforms being particularly targeted.
Authorities warn Twint users in Glarus to be vigilant against such scams. Never share your Microsoft account credentials or make payments based on unsolicited messages, especially from unknown sources. Always verify the authenticity of QR codes and be cautious of phishing attempts.
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