Cybersecurity researchers said Monday they have identified a scam donation campaign that exploits the war between Israel and Hamas through malicious emails and fake websites. According to Kaspersky research, cybercriminals have so far spread more than 500 scam messages and created fraudulent websites to speed up the money transfer process. Experts noted an increase in scam emails written in English asking for false donations to those affected by the conflict. The company’s information security solutions detected more than 540 such e-mail messages. “In these e-mails, scammers try to create several…

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