Phishing Attack Warning - Fake Amazon.com Email

August 22, 2024

Phishing Attack Warning - Fake Amazon.com Email

We've noticed that a newer version of the Amazon.com phishing attack is circulating on the Internet.  The fake email tries to pass itself off to as an Order Confirmation, if you click on any of the embedded links, it will take you to a cloned Amazon.com login page.

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