Cyber Security Philippines Computer Emergency Response Team (CSP-CERT) is warning the public of malicious Christmas and New Year greetings from different messaging apps. CSP-CERT explained that these attacks are typically executed in four steps: Victims receive greetings from messaging apps that redirect to different sites. Read more in our articles including "CSP-CERT warns public of malicious holiday greetings" and "How to order your PSA (NSO) certificates online".
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May 28, 2026Cyber Security Philippines Computer Emergency Response Team (CSP-CERT) is warning the public of malicious Christmas and New Year greetings from different messaging apps. CSP-CERT explained that these attacks are typically executed in four steps: Victims receive greetings from messaging apps that redirect to different sites.
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Our article "CSP-CERT warns public of malicious holiday greetings" published on December 30, 2019 covers the latest information about CSP-CERT. Check it out for the most current details.