Phishing – Activision

Cyabra discovered fake accounts advertising hacking services in relation to Activision.

The seemingly real accounts ask users to directly message them with their issues, a dangerous phishing technique. They offer to help people whose accounts were blocked, having Activision as one of the platforms where they may have been blocked. The bots then expose them to theft of personal information.

#Threat Actors

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Tweet by a verified user named Christopher promising 24/7 help to recover hacked or locked Activision, Snapchat, Instagram, Facebook and Bitcoin accounts, urging people to inbox him and using hashtags such as #hacked and #snapchatsupport
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