Document via Google drive - credential theft by spam email
Allegedly from: Kathryn B. Clayton-Hachey.
Do not click the link and attempt to sign in. This really sucks because it looks like a legitimate email.
Hello
I sent you a document via Google drive, follow the link VIEW Here just sign in with your email to view it.
Thank you
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Kathryn B. Clayton-Hachey
The link took me to: http://kajakolor.pl/wp-admin/css/remaxdoocs/
Clicking on any of the email provider icons shows a login box that will take your information. Just for fun I placed a fake username and password and hit submit. It just spins and says logging in, and then fails with a friendly server busy warning.
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