Category Archives: Facebook phishing

This screenshot shows an Arabic‑language phishing page that promises 10,000 free iPhones to lure victims into logging in with Facebook. The goal is to steal Facebook credentials. Threat Analysis: Fake Apple Giveaway Phishing – Facebook Credential Harvesting How it works:The victim sees an ad or link promising a chance to receive a free iPhone (or …

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This screenshot shows a phishing page impersonating Facebook, targeting Arabic‑speaking users. The page lures victims with a promise of a Free Fire game reward and asks for their Facebook login credentials (phone number/email and password). Threat Analysis: Facebook / Free Fire Phishing – Credential Harvesting (Arabic Variant) How it works:The victim receives a link via …

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These three screenshots show a multi‑step phishing campaign targeting Free Fire players. The scam promises free in‑game rewards (diamonds, magic cubes, etc.) and then directs victims to a fake Facebook login page to steal their credentials. Threat Analysis: Free Fire Reward Phishing – Facebook Credential Harvesting How the scam works (3 steps): Step 1 – …

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These two screenshots show a Facebook engagement scam (“like boosting”) combined with a fake Facebook login page. The scam promises to increase likes, views, or engagement on social media posts, but instead steals the victim’s Facebook credentials. Threat Analysis: Facebook “Like Booster” Scam – Credential Harvesting How it works:The victim encounters a link (via social …

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This screenshot shows a Spanish‑language phishing page impersonating Facebook. The page is designed to steal login credentials (mobile number or email address and password). Threat Analysis: Facebook Phishing – Credential Harvesting (Spanish Variant) How it works:The victim receives a phishing email, SMS, or social media message claiming a security alert, account issue, or the need …

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This screenshot shows a French‑language phishing page impersonating Facebook. The page asks for the victim’s email address and password to “identify” themselves, then steals the credentials. Threat Analysis: Facebook Phishing – Credential Harvesting (French Variant) How it works:The victim receives a phishing email, SMS, or social media message claiming a security alert, account issue, or …

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This screenshot shows an Arabic‑language phishing page impersonating Facebook. The page asks for the victim’s email address and password under the pretext of “logging in” before accessing content or claiming a reward. Threat Analysis: Facebook Phishing – Credential Harvesting (Arabic Variant) How it works:The victim receives a phishing email, SMS, or social media message claiming …

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A high-risk Facebook spoofing campaign that uses urgent “security alert” pretexts to harvest user credentials and two-factor authentication codes. These attacks utilize phishing pages and redirect chains to bypass security, often impersonating Meta support to hijack user and business accounts. This screenshot shows a generic Facebook phishing page designed to steal login credentials (email/phone number …

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This screenshot shows a Thai‑language phishing page impersonating Facebook. The page asks for the victim’s mobile phone number or email address and password to log in, then steals the credentials. Threat Analysis: Facebook Phishing – Credential Harvesting (Thai Variant) How it works:The victim receives a phishing email, SMS, or social media message claiming a security …

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These screenshots show a phishing campaign that uses “FreeFire Rewards” as a lure to steal login credentials for either Facebook or Google. Victims are promised in-game rewards and then directed to fake login pages. Threat Analysis: FreeFire Reward Phishing – Facebook & Google Credential Harvesting How the scam works (common flow for both variants): The …

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