Phishing
Fake login pages, verification messages and credential requests.
Different scams use different pressure tactics, channels and requests. These categories help organize investigations and educational research.
Fake login pages, verification messages and credential requests.
Messages or sites pretending to represent a bank, company, government body or known person.
Promises of unusual returns, fake trading platforms and pressure to deposit funds.
Fake recruitment, work-from-home offers, registration fees and requests for personal information.
Urgent payment requests, fake invoices, QR-code tricks and account-change requests.
Fake stores, counterfeit offers, unrealistic discounts and non-delivery patterns.
Links or files designed to install unwanted software or compromise accounts.
Trust-building followed by requests for money, gifts or financial assistance.
Fake loans, advance-fee requests and fraudulent financial-service offers.