SOCHQ Threat Intel · Scam

Fake website confirmed as phishing trap

The website b777x1.com has been confirmed as a phishing page designed to steal personal information from anyone who visits it. Children or family members could land on it via a misleading link in an email, text, or social media post.

What to do: Do not visit or click any links leading to b777x1.com, and remind your children never to enter personal details on unfamiliar websites.

Source: paste_monitor ↗

What this means for your family

A fake website is tricking people into giving away passwords and personal information through misleading links in emails, texts, or social media. Your kids could accidentally click one of these links, so teach them never to enter passwords or personal details on websites they don't recognize, and let them know it's always okay to ask you first before clicking anything suspicious.

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