Nieuw voorbeeld, met Amerikanen als doelwit; uit https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/toll-payment-text-scam-returns-in-massive-phishing-wave/: E-ZPass toll payment texts return in massive phishing wave By Bill Toulas, April 6, 2025 [...] Scam texts seen by BleepingComputer pretend to be directly from E-ZPass or the Department of Motor Vehicles. The texts use language that contains a sense of urgency, like the toll needs to be paid in a day or two, or there will be an additional fee, or licenses will be suspended. "Your toll payment for E-ZPass Lane must be settled by April 4, 2025. To avoid fines and the suspension of your driving privileges, kindly pay by the due date," reads an example scam text seen by BleepingComputer. [Screenshots van SMS/iMessage berichten: Phishing text message samples from the campaign] Apple iMessage automatically turns off links in messages from unknown senders to protect users from SMS phishing scams. To bypass this, the scammers tell users to reply to the text, ...