A new phishing scam targeting Call of Duty Mobile players offers fake free points to steal login credentials. Victims are lured to a site resembling the official game’s platform, where they're asked to enter their email and password, followed by a request for their two-factor authentication code. This method exploits the high value of stolen Activision accounts linked to other gaming services, risking exposure of payment details and purchase history.
To avoid falling for such scams, players should verify website URLs, resist hasty decisions fueled by countdowns, and use security tools like Malwarebytes Scam Guard. For those who may have already submitted their details, immediate password changes and account activity reviews are recommended.