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Scam of the Week: LinkedIn File Sharing Scam
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LinkedIn is a networking site used to connect with colleagues, employers, and other business contacts. Even though LinkedIn is designed for professionals, it is just as vulnerable as any other social media platform. In a recent scam, cybercriminals use stolen LinkedIn accounts to message the contacts of those accounts. The message includes a link to…
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Scam of the Week: Shipping Scam Spoofs Dhl Express
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Many of us are used to receiving messages from shipping companies, so cybercriminals use similar emails as phish bait. Lets take a look at a recent shipping-themed phishing attack and see if you can spot the red flags: Sent from Dhl Express, the email claims that you have something waiting for you at your local…
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Scam of the Week: Exploiting the Coronavirus: Vaccine Invitation Scam
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Access to the COVID-19 vaccine is limited, which leaves many people anxiously waiting for a way to further protect themselves from the virus. Cybercriminals are taking advantage of this anxiety with vaccine-themed phishing emails. A recent phishing attack in the UK spoofs the National Health Service (NHS). The phishing email claims that you have the…
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Scam of the Week: Advanced Look-alike Login Pages
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Heres a popular phishing scenario: You receive an email with a link. The link takes you to a phony login page with the name and logo of a legitimate website. Once you submit your username and password, the information is sent straight to the bad guys. Cybercriminals love to use these phony look-alike login pages…
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Scam of the Week: Romantic Investment Scams
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Lets be honest, the age of social distancing can leave us feeling lonely. To make matters worse, bad guys are leveraging our loneliness for their scams. Romance-related scams are growing more popular and more complex. In the latest romance-related scam, bad guys use a dating app to find their target, build a relationship, and establish…
