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According to this widely distributed spam email, Australia Post customers have a surprise waiting for them if they click a link. 

According to this email, the "server administrator' has sent you a confidential image.  Supposedly, you can click a button in the email to view the image. 

This email purports to be a final notice regarding a large sum of money that you have supposedly won in the "Exxon Mobil Grand Prize Sweepstakes". 

According to posts that are currently appearing on Facebook, Southwest Airlines is giving 500 people free round trip flights to their desired destination.  

Criminals continue to victimize people via scam calls that are supposedly related to Amazon Prime subscriptions. [TopContentAd] Here's how these scams typically work: You receive an automated call claiming that your credit card has been charged for an Amazon Prime subscription.  The message claims that your personal information has been used to purchase the subscription…

Various posts currently appearing on Facebook are claiming that you can win an Avan Ovation Motorhome just by sharing and commenting.

According to this Facebook post, Australian airline Qantas is giving away free flights in exchange for commenting and sharing.

According to this email, a wealthy widow diagnosed with a terminal brain tumour needs your help to distribute a multi-million dollar investment fund "for the mutual benefit of the orphans and the less privileged ones in your location".

Keep an eye out for fake Microsoft emails that claim that you've received a voicemail and should click a link to listen to it.  

According to this message, which purports to be from "Mail Control", I sent a request to terminate my email account. 

According to this email, which was supposedly sent by Apple, your account has expired and you can read more information in an attached PDF.

According to this email, "administrator and management" have decided to award all of their email users with a coronavirus compensation payment. Supposedly, you have been selected to receive a "lump amount" of $250,000 USD and should contact the "payment remittance center" to claim your payment. However, it hardly needs to be said that the email…

This email, which appears to have been sent by Google Photos, claims that new photos have been added to your album.

If you use the remote access service LogMeIn, keep an eye out for a fake email claiming that a security update has been released. [TopContentAd] The email is a phishing scam designed to steal your LogMeIn account access credentials. The email, which features the LogMeIn logo, has the subject line "A New Update Has Been…

Amidst the current COVID-19 pandemic, authorities are warning people not to fall for money mule "employment opportunities" that may come their way via email and the Internet. [TopContentAd] With many people around the world unexpectedly unemployed or unable to work due to COVID-19, criminals suddenly have a much larger pool of potentially vulnerable victims to target.…

According to a post currently being shared across Facebook, you can win a 14-night vacation at a luxury Maldives resort just by sharing and commenting.

According to this email, you have received a quotation request via the Microsoft document share portal and should click to access the document.

Messages being distributed via WhatsApp are claiming that European discount supermarket chain Lidl is giving away £175 vouchers to "support the nation during Corona pandemic".

Online criminals long ago realized that the simplest ruses are often the most effective. The malware campaign I discuss in this report is a good example of such a simple approach. 

According to this email, which claims to be from New Zealand's Inland Revenue, you are eligible to receive a tax refund from 2019.

According to this email, which purports to be from giant software company Adobe, you have been sent files via Adobe Cloud.

Image by Pete Linforth from Pixabay According to a message that is currently circulating via Facebook,  you should not accept a friendship request from Prince Obinna Solomon because he is a hacker. [TopContentAd] Supposedly,  Prince Obinna has “the system connected to your Facebook account”. It warns that if one of your contacts accepts his friend…

According to a post that is making its way rapidly around Facebook, major Australian supermarket chain Woolworths is giving a $200 coupon to everyone who shares the link.

This email, which purports to be from the "Microsoft Team", claims that the company has detected something unusual about a recent sign-in to your Microsoft account.

According to this message, which is targeted at website owners, the senders have hacked your website and extracted your database.