
Security Tip of the Week – Good Conduct, Bad Phish
Cybercriminals are using fake internal emails with alarming subject lines and PDF attachments to steal Microsoft login credentials.
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Cybercriminals are using fake internal emails with alarming subject lines and PDF attachments to steal Microsoft login credentials.

Cybercriminals are targeting Apple users with fake purchase alert emails in this phishing scam to try to steal personal information.

A scam recruiter can use personal details to appear legitimate, then pressures you to pay for a fake “resume expert.”

A “wrong number” text scam tricks you into replying and building trust to try to steal your personal information.