
Security Tip of the Week – When PDFs Become Phish-Delivering Files
Cybercriminals are using fake PDFs in phishing scams, posing as companies like Microsoft or PayPal.
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Cybercriminals are using fake PDFs in phishing scams, posing as companies like Microsoft or PayPal.
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