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Salary Increase Phishing Email Leads To Stolen Employee's Credentials

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2019-11-01 at 21:10 #62229

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There has been a phishing email that has been spread to believe that employees are receiving a salary increase instead the employees click on the link and redirected to a phishing website. The website hosted a Office 365 login portal the website automatically filled the Email Address which only required the employee to only input a password in.

https://www.tripwire.com/state-of-security/security-data-protection/fraudsters-use-salary-increase-scam-to-steal-employees-credentials/
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- 2019-11-07 at 07:40 #62434
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  I’d recommend to Install a cybersecurity device with network in order to be safe from these phishing emails.
  For more details visit: https://www.dmoat.com/connectedhomes
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