Warning about a surge of malicious emails

Cybersecurity Notices

We have detected a new wave of malicious emails attempting to trick users by claiming that "the Office 365 subscription ends today."

Here is a real example that has reached our offices.

The image shows common elements that can help you instantly identify these fraudulent emails, should you receive one. These malicious emails may vary in appearance from the example shown, as attackers modify their templates to avoid easy detection. Follow these steps to avoid security risks to your computer system. Under no circumstances should you open the attachment in the fake email, as it could infect your computer with malware or redirect you to a phishing website where your email account credentials could be stolen. The best course of action upon receiving this email is to delete it immediately and warn other users in your company, as more than one person may have received it. organization.

What happens if I've opened the file?

It's important to always keep your computer security systems up to date, as well as backups protected from viruses and other disasters. If you have any questions about your antivirus/antimalware protection or your backups, don't hesitate to contact us. At SOFT LINE, we'll be happy to advise you.

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