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Fake Microsoft Support Scams Spread Through Online Ads as Researchers Uncover Organized Fraud Network

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An organized fraud operation using paid advertisements, Microsoft Azure hosting, and centrally managed telephone numbers to distribute counterfeit Microsoft support pages. The investigation links one backend serving the kit to Mandarin-speaking developers and registration details referencing Hubei, China. Those findings suggest operational connections, not definitive attribution. Crucially, the identified backend appeared in detections at 11 […] The post Fake Microsoft Support Scams Spread Through Online Ads as Researchers Uncover Organized Fraud Network appeared first on GBHackers Security | #1 Globally Trusted Cyber Security News Platform .

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