This new phishing attack MailGuard has detected is meant to look like a notification from St George Bank.
The message is a relatively convincing forgery with well-formatted text and a sender address with the domain “@st-george.com”
Read MoreThis new phishing attack MailGuard has detected is meant to look like a notification from St George Bank.
The message is a relatively convincing forgery with well-formatted text and a sender address with the domain “@st-george.com”
Read MoreThe NAB Bank's branding has been exploited by criminals in a new phishing fraud detected by MailGuard.
The email shown above appears to be a notification from the bank advising the recipient that their account “is now locked.”
The message contains several typical elements of a phishing email:
Read MoreThe email shown above is a new phishing attack detected by MailGuard.
The message sender has used forged American Express branding to try and convince the recipient that it’s a genuine Amex statement notification.
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MailGuard has detected a new zero-day phishing scam using fake Netflix branding.
Netflix has become a favourite vehicle for email fraudsters. Their large customer base makes them a valuable target for brandjacking; cybercrime that exploits the trademarks of well-known companies to deceive victims.
Read MoreThe headline and subheader tells us what you're offering, and the form header closes the deal. Over here you can explain why your offer is so great it's worth filling out a form for.
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