Russian police warn of a new scam targeting relatives of military personnel, where fraudsters use fake chat migration links to steal account access via SMS verification codes.
Russian police report that scammers are targeting relatives of military personnel by luring them into fake chat groups to steal their account credentials via SMS codes.
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