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Fake Roblox Link Stealing Kids' Accounts

A convincing fake Roblox game link is circulating that mimics a real Roblox URL but is designed to steal login credentials. Children who click it and enter their details could lose access to their Roblox account.

What to do: Warn your child never to click Roblox links shared outside the official app or website, and check that any Roblox URL starts with exactly 'www.roblox.com' — not 'roblox.com.mu' or any other variation.

Source: paste_monitor ↗

What this means for your family

If your child plays Roblox, scammers are sending fake links that look real but steal login information. Teach them to only access Roblox through the official app or www.roblox.com directly, and never click links from messages or friends online. If they've already entered their password somewhere suspicious, change it right away.

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