In the reviewed 48-hour period, no dependable Tier-1 reporting on large-scale phishing or fraud campaigns was found. Coverage was cross-checked across major wires, broadcasters, and enforcement-linked sources.

For the 48 hours prior to Mar 24, 2026, a search across accessible Tier-1 sources did not identify any reliable headlines specifically describing “major” phishing or fraud campaigns. The review included widely cited global outlets and public-facing enforcement/consumer-protection sources (Reuters/AP/Bloomberg/BBC/Euronews plus FBI/FTC and major national media). To qualify as a major fraud/phishing story for selection, reporting would generally need to be supported by clear, attributable details—such as a named threat actor or organization, jurisdictional scope, confirmation from investigators, identifiable victim impact, or documented legal actions (for example, indictments, arrests, or official warnings referencing confirmed cases). During the assessed window, such verification was not found in the accessible Tier-1 articles available for this check. As a result, no specific phishing item was produced in the required five-article output. The record reflects coverage availability and source reliability constraints, not the global absence of scams.