Email-based attacks that exploit trusted delivery companies increased by 30% since January 10 to date. Threat actors mimic well-known delivery services such as DHL, TNT, FedEx, and UPS, as they send out fake shipping notification emails that urge recipients to review or access attachments by confirming and verifying invoices or home addresses. Bitdefender Antispam Lab has picked up three versions of DHL phishing emails exhibiting different particularities and diversions to entice recipients into accessing a malicious attachment.”]