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You sold an item spam is an amazon phishing attempt

Posted on August 29, 2017 by Myonlinesecurity

We see a lot of Amazon phishing attempts. This one is quite different to the usual ones we see. Although there are a lot of Amazon sellers, the chances of a mass malspam like this one actually  being received by a seller is quite small compared with the more usual … Continue reading →

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