Facebook Phishing Fiasco: Scammers Strike 12,000 Emails with Fake Copyright Claims

Facebook is caught in a phishing campaign targeting over 12,000 email addresses globally, using deceptive emails that appear to be from [email protected]. Scammers exploit Salesforce’s mailing service, threatening account restrictions over fake copyright claims. This puts businesses at risk, potentially harming trust, compliance, and security. Stay alert, folks!

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Hot Take:

Facebook’s having a “meta” moment with its latest phishing fiasco—where the only thing not “automated” is the panic attack you get upon seeing that copyright infringement email!

Key Points:

  • Over 12,000 emails targeted in a phishing campaign using Salesforce’s mailing service.
  • Scammers use fake Facebook logos and copyright infringement claims to lure victims.
  • The campaign spans across the EU, US, Australia, and even in Chinese and Arabic languages.
  • Victims are directed to a phony Facebook support page to steal login credentials.
  • Businesses risk admin account control loss, content manipulation, and potential legal issues.

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