Phishy Plot: Fake Trump Assassination Emails Target Corporate Data

Beware of the latest phishing campaign using a fake Trump assassination plot to steal your data! Cybersecurity experts at ESET warn of emails impersonating media giants, tricking people into clicking malicious links. Stay alert, especially as Trump gears up for his second term. Don’t let curiosity lead you to a data disaster!

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Ah, the good old classic: a fake assassination attempt on a former president to fish for your data. Just when you thought phishing campaigns couldn’t get any more creative, they go full Hollywood thriller on us. Who knew your inbox could be a source of such drama?

Key Points:

  • Cybercriminals are using a fake assassination attempt on Donald Trump to launch a phishing campaign.
  • Emails are personalized and target corporate networks to steal sensitive data.
  • The scheme employs fake media logos and misleading URLs to appear credible.
  • The timing coincides with Trump’s anticipated return to office in January 2025.
  • Users are advised to be cautious and report suspicious emails as spam.

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