A new phishing campaign is targeting users with emails that appear to come from their own email domain, aiming to steal login credentials through fake login pages. Users are urged to be cautious with unsolicited links and verify email legitimacy to avoid falling victim. #Phishing #ImpersonationEmails
Keypoints
- The phishing emails falsely claim to be from a “Secure Message system” upgrade.
- Recipients are directed to fake webmail login sites designed to steal credentials.
- The fake login pages preload user email addresses and attempt multiple login entries.
- Malicious scripts on the pages collect credentials and send data to attacker-controlled servers or Telegram bots.
- Users are advised to avoid clicking on suspicious links and verify email requests through known channels.
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