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Learn MoreAccording to evolvemga.com, Cyber criminals have registered over 4,000 domain names containing “Corona” and/or “Covid.” Disguised as COVID-19 help, these new fraudulent domains are being used to execute phishing and ransomware attacks. Fraudulent emails may come in the form of a message from the Center for Disease Control & Prevention (CDS), the World Health Organization (WHO), health advice from a medical specialist, or even internal workplace policy notifications.
Unfortunately, the worldwide spread of the coronavirus is being used by fraudsters to scare people into clicking on fake links, open malicious email attachments or give out confidential information. Be careful both at work and at home with any information you receive related to the coronavirus including emails, attachments, any social media, texts on your phone – anything.
Look out for titles or subject lines like:
Watch for emails or social media messaging about coronavirus that appear to be from the CDC or World Health Organization. They may only appear to be from these organizations.
You might even get a scam phone call to raise funds for ‘victims’. The scammers’ ultimate goal is to obtain your personal information for financial gain or to trick you into donating.
Whether it is Coronavirus-related or another scam, here are some tips to help protect yourself:
In the coming weeks and months, there will be countless scams related to coronavirus attempting to trick you and your loved ones to respond out of concern or fear. Just remember to think before you click or give.
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