Kaspersky Warns of iPhone 18 Pro Scams Targeting Shoppers

Scammers are taking advantage of the anticipation surrounding the iPhone 18 Pro by setting up fraudulent online stores that promise attractive discounts and flexible payment options. Cybersecurity company Kaspersky reported that these scams involve websites in multiple languages, including English, Arabic, and Portuguese, designed to appear legitimate.
One identified site offered the iPhone Pro at a 25% discount, complete with product specifications to enhance its credibility. Shoppers are often asked to provide personal information, including full names, email addresses, and bank card details, which can lead to further fraud.
Kaspersky's senior web content analyst, Olga Altukhova, noted that such fraudulent offers frequently arise during major device launches. She advised consumers to purchase only from official or trusted retailers and to be wary of unusually generous offers.
Kaspersky also recommended verifying website authenticity and using virtual cards to protect primary banking details when shopping online.
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