We’ve spotted three different phishing campaigns, each targeting specific clientèle of services they mimic.
For the purpose of brevity, we’ve only shown a sample for each campaign although there are several live pages for all.
As you may already know, dear Reader, phishing attempts usually start with unsolicited emails that generally alert users to take action, such as prodding them update their information under the pretext of fulfilling some security measure.
We advise you to take note of the following campaigns below and be wary of such mails arriving in your inbox, if not in your Spam folder.
