Swiss Officials Warn of New QR Code Scam Involving Fake Letters and Postal Service
11/20/2024, 07:02 AM UTC
官员警告:涉及二维码和您实体邮箱的新黑客诈骗方案Officials warn of new hacking scheme involving QR codes and your physical mailbox
➀ 瑞士的骗子正在使用带有二维码的假信件诱骗人们下载名为‘严重天气预警应用’的欺诈应用;➁ 该应用模仿官方Alertswiss应用,并包含Copper木马恶意软件;➂ 瑞士当局正在调查该诈骗的范围。➀ Scammers in Switzerland are using fake letters with QR codes to trick people into downloading a fraudulent 'Severe Weather Warning App'; ➁ The app mimics the official Alertswiss app and contains the Copper trojan malware; ➂ Swiss authorities are investigating the extent of the scam.Swiss officials have issued a warning about a new hacking scheme that involves the use of QR codes and physical mailboxes. Scammers are sending out fake letters that look like they are from the country's Federal Office of Meteorology and Climatology, asking residents to download a 'Severe Weather Warning App' using a QR code.
The app, which mimics the official Alertswiss app, is designed to trick users into installing it. Once installed, the app contains the Copper trojan malware, which is designed to steal user information, including two-factor authentication information, track notifications and SMSs, and steal stored user credentials from other applications.
The fraudulent app directs users to a third-party site instead of the official Google Play Store, which is a common tactic used in phishing scams. Swiss authorities are investigating the extent of the scam and are urging residents to be cautious when receiving such letters.
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