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Malvertising Scams Proliferate Across APAC Via Social Media Ads

Bitdefender Labs has identified a significant malvertising operation targeting the Asia-Pacific region. The campaign utilizes paid advertisements on Meta platforms to distribute scams, with over 12,000 campaigns observed across 13 countries. Health and finance-related scams are the most prevalent, contributing significantly to the overall campaign volume.

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Football Fever Fuels Scam Campaigns Across Email and Social Media

Cybercriminals are leveraging the excitement surrounding football, particularly the FIFA World Cup 2026, to launch various scam campaigns. These attacks target fans through emails and social media using tactics like fake online stores, fraudulent apps, and deceptive giveaways, exploiting their passion for clubs and national teams.