Recieved email from Online Store <giftcard***@itnues.net*> (this is the exact spelling)
This email I recieved must be a "Bait and Click" email designed to access my computer or cause harm to my computer. Looks legitimate except for the spelling error (see my title). We are fortunate that these hackers don't use English as a first language.
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MacBook Pro 13″, macOS 13.4
ernmond wrote:
Recieved email from Online Store <giftcard***@itnues.net*> (this is the exact spelling)
This email I recieved must be a "Bait and Click" email designed to access my computer or cause harm to my computer.
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Recognize and avoid social engineering schemes including phishing messages, phony support calls, and other scams
ernmond wrote:
Recieved email from Online Store <giftcard***@itnues.net*> (this is the exact spelling)
This email I recieved must be a "Bait and Click" email designed to access my computer or cause harm to my computer.
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Recognize and avoid social engineering schemes including phishing messages, phony support calls, and other scams
(this is the exact spelling)
The misspellings say it all. Good job on catching that.
This email I recieved must be a "Bait and Click" email designed to access my MacBook Pro
