SOCHQ Threat Intel · Scam
A fake website pretending to offer free Habbo credits was confirmed as a phishing scam designed to steal children's Habbo account usernames and passwords. If a child visited this site and entered their details, their account could be compromised.
Source: phishtank ↗
If your child plays Habbo Hotel, they may have stumbled on a fake site offering free credits. If they entered their login information there, someone could access their account and change their password or spend virtual items. Have a quick chat with them about where they found it, then help them change their Habbo password right away and check if anything looks unusual in their account.
Related: HabboSulake Corporation
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