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Submission: On July 07 via manual from ES — Scanned from ES
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Submission: On July 07 via manual from ES — Scanned from ES
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WARNING SIGNS OF A PHISH
The email you just received was a simulated phishing email.
WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT PHISHING AND QR CODES
Be on the lookout for a new phishing campaign leveraging QR codes. A recent
phish targeting the finance industry uses QR codes to evade technical controls.
The email urges the recipient to scan the QR code to view an important
SharePoint document, but embedded in the code is a hidden URL.
If the recipient scans the QR code, they are directed to a fake SharePoint login
page designed to steal credentials. By enticing the target to pull out their
smartphone and scan the QR code, the attacker manages to evade standard
corporate security controls.
Will QR codes be a common phishing tactic of the future? Only time will tell. In
the meantime, be alert for this type of phishing email.
SEE AN EXAMPLE OF THIS PHISHING EMAIL BELOW.
BE PART OF THE DEFENSE AGAINST PHISHING
Remember you are the last in line of defense. If you receive suspicious email,
report it immediately.
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