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Fake shops target shoppers across Europe with fake Samsung deals, counterfeit goods and World Cup scams

Cybercriminals are orchestrating sophisticated, multinational fake online shop operations across Europe, impersonating major brands like Samsung, Nike, and Amazon. These scams leverage social media, WhatsApp, and email to trick consumers into purchasing counterfeit goods, sharing personal information, or falling victim to World Cup-themed promotions. The operations are highly organized, utilizing rotating domains, misleading redirects, and localized content to evade detection and maximize reach.