CypherLoc scam tricks millions with fake browser lock screens

The CypherLoc scam is deceiving millions of users through fake browser lock screens. It spreads via phishing emails and hidden web traps that turn ordinary pages into alarming displays.

Millions of internet users are being tricked by the CypherLoc scam, which displays fake browser lock screens to create panic. The scheme relies on phishing emails and concealed web traps to reach victims.

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IT expert Supangat warns of Lebaran digital scams via WhatsApp and SMS in a press conference illustration.
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IT expert warns of digital scams ahead of Lebaran

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Ahead of Idul Fitri, IT expert from Untag Surabaya, Supangat, urges the public to heighten vigilance against scams via WhatsApp and SMS. Rising digital transactions are exploited by cybercriminals. Vida founder Niki Santo Luhur identifies two main methods: phishing and malware prevalent in Indonesia.

Kenyan entrepreneur Khalif Kairo has warned iPhone users who have lost their devices to beware of scammers using fake websites mimicking Apple. Fraudsters send SMS messages appearing to come from Apple Support, claiming the phone is in lost mode at a new location with a link. Kairo advised against entering Apple ID details on such links.

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A scam campaign called CallPhantom has appeared in 28 applications available on the Google Play store. The apps, which have been downloaded more than 7 million times combined, promised users access to their call logs.

Developer platform Socket has identified a malware known as TrapDoor that is targeting crypto and AI developers.

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Developers of the gacha RPG Duet Night Abyss have apologized for a cybersecurity incident that distributed malware to players' PCs via a launcher update on March 18. The malware, identified as Trojan:MSIL/UmbralStealer.DG!MTB, targets passwords and cryptocurrency. Players receive in-game compensation as the team implements security enhancements.

Attackers have exploited the .arpa internet domain to host malicious websites and deliver phishing links. They use IPv6 and hidden .arpa addresses to disguise URLs and steal user credentials. The scheme was reported by TechRadar on March 2, 2026.

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State leaders and consumer advocates in South Carolina have highlighted a surge in cryptocurrency scams, particularly those exploiting crypto ATMs. Officials gathered at the State House to detail how these schemes operate and urged greater public awareness. Legislation is under consideration to enhance protections around these machines.

 

 

 

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