One persistent Phish
For the last three months I have personally received the same phishing email masquerading as a PayPal 'your account has been suspended' notification, trying to steal my login credentials: The email arrives from "service@paypal.com" and looks very convincing for the average user. Here is the current phishing chain the threat actors are currently using in these types of attacks: Fortunately, there are several steps involved in this attack. Hopefully this will give unsuspecting users more of a chance to recognise they are being targeted. Flow of the phishing chain (NB the credential harvesting page is replace with the YouTube video): The interesting part of this attack to me, is that it leveraged one of MySpace's domains to redirect users to the next stage. However, if you try to visit one of the links - without clicking on the button in the URL - it will redirect you to the same YouTube video. Example YouTube comment from these videos: Interestingly, I also used UR...