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Fake Adobe Website Stealing Login Details

A fraudulent website is impersonating Adobe to trick people into handing over their passwords or personal information. Children and teens who use Adobe tools like Acrobat or Creative Cloud could be targeted.

What to do: Warn your children never to click links claiming to be from Adobe unless they go directly to adobe.com, and check that no one in your household has recently visited or entered details on an unfamiliar Adobe-looking site.

Source: paste_monitor ↗

What this means for your family

If your kids use Adobe apps for school or creative projects, they could accidentally land on a fake Adobe website that looks real but steals their passwords. Make sure everyone in your family knows to type adobe.com directly into the browser instead of clicking links in emails or messages, and ask them if they've recently entered a password anywhere suspicious.

Related: Adobe

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