Cyber security alert! Hackers can steal login credentials of your email
NPAV Research LAB has identified a few malicious emails being sent out by cybercriminals.
The hackers are now trying to steal the password of your corporate web email login. The email tricks the user by stating that their account needs to be validated in order to switch to a new version of webmail, failing which all incoming messages will be placed on hold.
Users may fall in the trap and click on the validate button provided by the attacker which will lead the user to hacker's page. This page will further demand the user to enter their password and the page will further capture and save it. This login credentials can then be used by cybercriminals to gain access to confidential corporate emails and other sensitive data.
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