A new warning highlights the dangers of Black Friday spam emails, with 3 out of 4 being scams. These emails often aim to steal credentials or install malware, rather than just promoting aggressive marketing. The threat level has increased by almost a third compared to two years ago. The US and Europe are the primary targets, with a significant portion of spam originating from these regions. Scammers tailor their messages to popular product categories like electronics and fashion, making it crucial to avoid clicking on email links and instead visit websites directly.
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