Beware of Fake IRS Texts Offering 2025 Stimulus Check

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Scammers target victims with fake IRS texts promising a $1,400 stimulus check for 2025
Deceptive scheme aims to steal personal information and infect devices with malware
Victims are lured by the promise of financial relief and resemblance to official government communications
Recipients are urged to click on a link leading to a fake IRS website requesting sensitive details
Protect yourself by being wary of unsolicited digital messages and verifying communication through official channels

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