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Your flight was cancelled. Is the refund message real?
June 17, 2026 · Gen Digital · Severity: MEDIUM
Travel disruption gives scammers the one thing they need most: a believable reason to rush you
Key Takeaways
- Gen Digital warns that travel disruption gives scammers the one thing they need most: a believable reason to rush victims.
- Fake flight cancellation and refund messages trick travelers into sharing payment details or credentials by creating believable urgency.
- Travelers should verify refund emails through airlines' official websites and avoid acting on urgent messages.