Supposedly, this "payment invoice" email contains proof of a recent payment in an attached PowerPoint file. However, the email is not a genuine payment notification. Instead, it is designed to trick people into downloading and installing malware. If you click the link or attempt to open the attachment, a malicious file will be downloaded. If…
Keep an eye out for fake Amazon order notification emails that ask you to call "fraud prevention support" if you didn't authorize the supposed payment.
According to a post that is currently circulating rapidly on Facebook, Cadbury Australia is giving everyone who shares and comments a free chocolate hamper.
According to this email, which purports to be from Netflix, your automatic payment for the service 'cannot process" and you must click a link to update your "payment methode".
Criminals use many ways to distribute malware. However, among such tactics, they repeatedly use variations of the following three methods in their malware email campaigns.
If you are a Netflix customer, be aware that criminals regularly use the video streaming company's name and logo to steal sensitive personal information, distribute malware, and trick people into signing up for fraudulent "Netflix alternatives".
According to a post currently being distributed on Facebook, you can get a chance to win a free 2020 Ram 1500 truck just by sharing, commenting, and clicking a link to register.
According to a post that is currently being shared on Facebook, UK retailer Argos has decided to do something special by giving away 200 TVs that are sitting in the company's warehouse.
According to a message that began circulating via WhatsApp in July 2020, you should not open a video called "Argentina is doing it". Supposedly, opening the video will hack your phone.
According to this message, which purports to be from webmail software provider Roundcube, your email account needs to be updated with new security features.
According to this "credit notice" email, which claims to be from South African tax agency SARS, you need to confirm your epayment returns by opening an attached file
According to this message, your email account password is about to expire. It instructs you to click a link if you want to keep using the same password.