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Cybercriminals are increasingly using fraud email or business email compromise (BEC) attacks to gain access to companies’ systems. If they’re successful, they gather information on the company and its suppliers, including payment cycles. They masquerade as legitimate businesses to change contact and banking information, ultimately rerouting funds to their own accounts.

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Scammers are trying to steal email credentials from employees by impersonating their organization's human resources (HR) department in phishing emails camouflaged as internal 'back to work' company memos.

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Researchers at Abnormal Security have uncovered a credential-stealing phishing campaign that spoofs internal company memos concerning returning to the office.

'Return to Office' Phishing Emails Aim to Steal Credentials

A phishing campaign used what appeared to be back-to-work notifications in order to compromise recipients’ corporate email accounts. Near the end of November, Abnormal Security detected one of the campaign’s attack emails. That message masqueraded as an internal notification from the recipient’s company.

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People make the mistake of thinking that scammers only go after computer novices or senior citizens, but the truth is they’re targeting everyone — including working Americans. There are numerous examples of hackers spreading malware with imposter emails that look like they came from a boss or co-worker.

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