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A Fake Website Impersonating the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Sre) Has Been Detected, Deceiving Users Seeking to Process Their Passports.

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ESET warns about a phishing campaign in Mexico that sought to steal personal and banking data and cautions about the increasing sophistication of these scams.
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A Fake Website Impersonating the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Sre) Has Been Detected, Deceiving Users Seeking to Process Their Passports.

ESET warns about a phishing campaign in Mexico that sought to steal personal and banking data and cautions about the increasing sophistication of these scams.

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Uniradio Informa broke the news in on Wednesday, January 28, 2026.
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