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This can lead to identity theft or misuse of personal information.Data can be deleted, changed or corrupted on a user’s computer.
The creator of the email can gain personal data, such as bank account data or credit card numbers, from the user.This can lead to fraud or identity theft.
The creator of the malicious code can gain personal data such as credit/debit card details from users when they visit the fake website, usually the website appears to be that of a well‐known trusted company.Pharming can lead to fraud or identity theft.
A URL or phone number is frequently inserted into the SMS message of these scams. The recipient will be required to call or go onto the website. If they do, they will be prompted to provide private information such passwords or credit/debit card numbers. Similar to phishing scams, the text message will make a claim that appears to be true, including that the recipient has won a reward or that they urgently need to contact their bank.
The user is tricked into contacting the phone number provided in the voice mail message using this technique. As with other phishing attempts, the user will be prompted to enter personal information under the impression that they are speaking with a reputable business.