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Very unusual PayPal phishing attack

Posted on June 12, 2016 by Myonlinesecurity

I received, what at first glance looked like a “normal” PayPal phishing email. It looked a typical  email from a clueless phisher, using one of the phishing kits, with a standard email with a HTML form attachment. OK nothing weird … Continue reading →

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