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Something Different: The Car Wrapping ScamNot everything Huginn finds is credential harvesting. We also came across a car wrapping scam, which is a well-documented scheme where a victim is told they can earn money by having their car wrapped in advertising. The victim fills out a form with their personal information including their home address, receives a fraudulent check in the mail, and is told to pay a local vendor to do the wrapping. By the time the bank flags the check as fake, the victim has already sent real money to the "vendor." It's a different flavor of phishing but the underlying mechanics are the same: build trust with a plausible story, collect information, and extract value before the victim realizes what happened.
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