Recently, there have been reports of a new phishing scam targeting Delta Airlines customers. Cybercriminals are sending out fake Delta Airlines receipts via email, tricking recipients into clicking on malicious links or downloading attachments that contain malware.
The scam typically begins with an email that appears to be a legitimate receipt from Delta Airlines, complete with the company logo and branding. The email claims that the recipient has purchased a ticket or made a reservation, and provides instructions on how to view the receipt by clicking on a link or downloading an attachment.
By clicking on the link or downloading the attachment, unsuspecting victims inadvertently install malware on their devices. This malware can range from keyloggers that steal sensitive information to ransomware that encrypts files and demands payment for decryption.
To avoid falling victim to this phishing scam, Delta Airlines customers should always verify the authenticity of any email they receive claiming to be from the airline. Never click on links or download attachments from unknown sources, and be cautious of any email that requests personal or financial information.
If you receive a suspicious email claiming to be from Delta Airlines, do not click on any links or download any attachments. Instead, report the email to Delta Airlines customer service and delete it immediately.
In some cases, simply opening the email may not infect your device with malware. However, clicking on links or downloading attachments can pose a significant risk of malware infection.
Delta Airlines customers can verify the authenticity of emails by checking the senders email address, looking for spelling and grammatical errors, and contacting Delta Airlines directly through official channels.
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