<ul><li>Phishing SMS messages with a new twist are circulating, instructing users to reply 'Y' and then open a link in the browser.</li><li>The messages contain false claims about delayed packages and aim to trick recipients into entering personal information.</li><li>The tactic of replying 'Y' and then accessing the link in the browser is becoming increasingly common among phishing attempts.</li><li>This technique has been observed since last summer, with more individuals adopting it to deceive users.</li></ul>

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