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A new phishing scam email purporting to be from PayPal and Sainsbury’s
is circulating, attempting to trick recipients into believing they have erroneously
sent money for a Sainsbury’s gift card. This fraudulent email includes all the
hallmarks of a scam and should not be trusted.
This article will provide an in-depth overview of how this scam
works, how to identify it, steps to take if you received
the email, and measures to avoid falling victim. With
online shopping and digital payments growing rapidly,
awareness of such scams is essential to protect yourself.
The fake “Sainsbury Gift Card PayPal” email claims the recipient has sent a payment of £699.99 to Sainsbury’s for an eGift Card.
This is a complete fabrication by scammers intended to deceive.
The email and phone number are not legitimate PayPal or Sainsbury’s
contacts. The scam aims to obtain personal information and money from victims by pretending to provide customer support.
Obtain personal information - By calling the number, scammers will try to gather
private data like full name, address, banking details, etc.
This can then enable identity theft.
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Kali also has a “recent tab” that holds the memory of the freshly
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As a result, IndieWeb is presented as heterogeneous and individualistic by
design because each website can be running different software and have different features.
Yet, IndieWeb’s network of diverse and varied websites demonstrates cohesion as a
larger system. Even though each website can be different, the basis of the IndieWeb is that they
can communicate with each other and interoperate with IndieWeb applications.
This requires mutually defined structures of communication.
Thus, in the process of investigating how values are employed in IndieWeb’s design it is an important
premise that design activities are distributed and independent.
Yet it is equally important to understand how individual designs adhere to a shared repertoire of conventions and standards.
In this chapter I argue that IndieWeb’s technical standards and building
blocks support building approaches that balance commensurability
and independence. I begin by investigating overarching values in IndieWeb’s goals related to autonomy and self-empowerment.
I then discuss how values are further specified in IndieWeb’s principles for building.
Domain Name System spoofing. This is a type of man-in-the-middle attack where cybercriminals alter domain names to redirect traffic to fake websites.
Users might think that they are reaching a secure and trusted
website, but instead, they land on a website operated by cybercriminals.
The main aim behind DNS spoofing is to reroute traffic to a fake website or to capture user login credentials.
HTTP spoofing. The HTTP protocol is the embodiment of secure internet
communications. HTTPS indicates a safe and trusted
website. During an HTTPS spoofing attack, a
browser session is redirected to an unsecured or HTTP-based website without the user's knowledge or consent.
Cybercriminals can monitor user interactions and steal shared personal information through this redirection. Secure Sockets Layer hijacking.
SSL is a protocol that establishes an encrypted connection between a
browser and the web server. During SSL hijacking, a cybercriminal
might use another computer and a secure server to intercept all information traveling between the server and the end user's computer.
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