Costa Rica's BCR warns of phishing scams posing as subscription platforms
The Banco de Costa Rica (BCR) warned about scams involving subscription platforms and services with digital payment, such as music, movies or video games. According to the entity, cybercriminals send text messages or emails posing as the providers and claim there is a problem with the payment method that must be updated. The messages include links to fraudulent pages that mimic the real sites in order to obtain personal and banking data.
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- BCR warned about phishing that impersonates subscription platforms such as music, movies or video games.
- Attackers claim there is a problem with the payment method and include a link to update data.
- The fake pages use the logos and style of the real sites to capture personal and banking information.
IASummary generated by artificial intelligence from a story by Semanario Universidad. It may contain errors: the original source prevails.




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