New Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Edge Warning—Do Not Shop On These Websites

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A serious new warning has just issued for web users ahead of the holiday season, with a dangerous new threat campaign that will lure millions of users into visiting websites that are not what they appear.

Updated on November 19 with a new Kaspersky report warning that Black Friday online shopping threats are now surging as attacks intensify.

This follows a similar report earlier this month, with Human Security’s Satori’s finding threat actors driving traffic to fake web shops “by infecting legitimate websites with a malicious payload… creating fake product listings and adding metadata that puts these fake listings near the top of search engine rankings for the items, making them an appealing offer for an unsuspecting consumer.