Job Scam Alert: Phishers Prey on US Job Seekers with Fake Offers!
Scammers are targeting job-seekers in a sluggish US labour market with fake Social Media Manager roles, exploiting trust in brands like KFC and Red Bull. Their goal? To swipe your Facebook login details quicker than you can say “You’re hired!” Remember, if it seems too good to be true, it probably is.

Hot Take:
Ah, job hunting, the one time you’re praying for a “You’ve Got Mail!” moment, and instead, you get a scam with a side of phishing fries. Just when we thought the job market couldn’t get any worse, scammers are here to remind us that they’re always hiring… for your personal data!
Key Points:
- Scammers target job seekers by posing as reputable brands like KFC, Ferrari, and Red Bull.
- Credential phishing campaign aims to steal victims’ Facebook login details.
- Fake job postings primarily focus on Social Media Manager roles.
- Emails use trusted services like Google Workspace and Microsoft 365 for credibility.
- Warning signs include deceptive URLs and mismatched sender information.
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