WordPress Blog Posts Host Phish
No, not this one. But I did find a phish being sent from what appears to be a compromised account
Examples of phishing emails found in the wild.
Category: Phish
Phish Landing Page Hosted on Citibank Server Redirects to Phish on Microsoft Server
I recently came across a phishing emails with a link leading to a subdomain of citi.com, owned by Citibank. Further
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Email Attachment With RTLO Character in Filename
I had heard about malicious actors potentially using the Right-To-Left-Override (Unicode U+202e) character a while back. This is the first
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Phishing Link Leads to Google Translate
This phish contains a link that leads to Google Translate.
Bitcoin Phish
Here’s a type of phish I haven’t seen before. It intends to make the victim believe they opened some sort
Refund Scam Sent Through PayPal
This email was sent through PayPal. While it doesn’t have any malicious links or attachments and doesn’t appear to be
Yahoo Mail Phish Follow-Up
I received this phish last week. It’s a follow-up to the phish I posted previously here. In it, they told
Crypto Wallet Phish
I found this phish a few days ago. I’m quite sure something similar has been around for a long time
Getting Malware Past Email Filter
In every email environment I’ve managed, one of the first things I do if it’s not already done is set
MrWeeBee Phish Kit
The malicious threat actor and phish kit creator and seller “MRWEEBEE” has been around since July 2021. This phish kit