Beware the Meta-Mimic: Facebook Phishing Scams on the Rise!

Managing Facebook advertising? Beware of phishing emails from the real @facebookmail.com domain, as attackers impersonate Facebook Business pages. With over 40,000 emails sent globally, these cunning invites aim to steal credentials. Always verify invites through official channels and enable multi-factor authentication to stay secure. Your inbox might just be the new Wild West!

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Hot Take:

Looks like Facebook’s Business Suite is the new playground for cyber trick-or-treaters! Don’t be surprised if your inbox gets an invitation from the cyber boogeyman himself. But remember, if it looks too Meta to be true, it probably is!

Key Points:

  • Check Point discovered a phishing campaign using Facebook’s own Business Suite against small and medium-sized businesses.
  • Phishing emails came from the real @facebookmail.com domain, making them harder to detect.
  • About 40,000 phishing emails were sent to 5,000 customers globally.
  • Invitations carried credential-harvesting links, targeting industries like automotive, education, and finance.
  • Victims are advised to enable multi-factor authentication and verify suspicious invites through official Meta channels.

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