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Cybercriminals are manipulating Google search results to deceive users seeking tech support from major brands like Apple and Bank of America. Fake ads redirect victims to fraudulent websites that mimic legitimate services, exposing them to financial theft. Experts warn users to stay vigilant against these sophisticated scams.
- Scammers use sponsored Google search ads to impersonate tech support for brands like Apple and Bank of America.
- Fake websites display fraudulent contact numbers, often with urgent language like 'Call Now' or 'Account suspended.'
- Victims risk financial theft, data breaches, or unauthorized remote access if they engage with the scammers.
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