General Dynamics Duped: Phishing Fiasco Hits Employee Benefits!

General Dynamics reveals a phishing attack compromised 37 employee benefits accounts, allowing access to personal information. The attackers lured employees to a fake site and gained their credentials. The company is offering credit monitoring and advises resetting credentials. Luckily, no ongoing harm is reported. Remember, if it’s too phishy, don’t bite!

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Hot Take:

In the latest episode of “Who Wants to be Phished?” General Dynamics employees were lured into a digital trap that even a seasoned cat burglar would envy. The good news? The company is offering two years of free credit monitoring! The bad news? You might need it after a phishing expedition that reeled in more than your average fish—think more like a full-blown aquarium of personal data!

Key Points:

  • General Dynamics employees fell victim to a phishing campaign that compromised 37 employee benefits accounts.
  • The breach involved a fraudulent advertising campaign leading employees to a fake login portal.
  • Attackers accessed personal data including Social Security numbers and bank information.
  • General Dynamics is offering free credit monitoring for two years to affected individuals.
  • This incident follows previous data breaches involving Fidelity, impacting thousands of accounts.

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