Simialr scams may use other remote control products like Teamviewer. This invoice “confirms” that I spent $1500 ordering an new iPhone 13 for Edward G Walters of Larkspur California. This exploit relies on the skills of a call center operation, rather than a hijacked website with replica login pages and web forms. Virustotal indicated the PDF file was free prom embedded malware, so I opened the attachment, and this is what I found I opened this email in Kali Linux to be on the safe side, downloaded the attachment, and then uploaded it for testing at A little spare in my opinion, but evidently it gets the job done, which is to get the recipient to open the attachment This appears to be a big trend in cyber crime groups, and that would seem to indicate that people are more credible and compliant when dealing with another human being, as opposed to a robot. Shortened LinkedIn URLs Are Now Used as Phish Hooks If you want to see how these operators work check out this YouTube video, or search YouTube for “call center scams” #Ultraviewer scams pdf# Scammers are now using shortened LinkedIn URLs to disguise phishing links, according to Jeremy Fuchs at Avanan. LinkedIn automatically shortens links that are longer than 26 characters. The URL is shortened to a “lnkdin” link followed by several characters.
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