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Phishing Attacks Use Social Media Notifications to Steal Credentials

Attackers impersonate popular social media platforms to deliver phishing emails to influential users of each platform by impersonating Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter. The goal is to trick people into entering their credentials into websites that look very much like the original theyre impersonating. Its a well-known method that relies on the employees lack of training to recognize phishing campaigns. Always be careful when receiving email seemingly coming from official sources, and never open attachments coming from unknown sources.”]

Source: https://www.bitdefender.com/blog/hotforsecurity/phishing-attacks-use-social-media-notifications-to-steal-credentials/

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