LinkedIn Phishing Spoof Bypasses Google Workspace Security

A credential-stealing attack that spoofed LinkedIn and targeted a national travel organization skates past DMARC and other email protections.

A phishing email purportedly from LinkedIn with the subject line We noticed some unusual activity was discovered targeting users at a travel organization, in an attempt to pilfer their credentials on the social-media platform.
The phishing campaign slipped past Googles email security controls after cheating email authentication checks via SFP and
DMARC
, according to Armorblox, whose email security system at the victim organization found and stopped the attack pointed at some 500 user inboxes.
The main call-to-action button (
Secure my account
) included within the email contains a bad URL and took victims to a fake landing page. This fake landing page ... mimicked a legitimate LinkedIn sign in page that included LinkedIn logos, language, and illustrations that mirrored true LinkedIn branding, Armorblox wrote
in a post
about the attack campaign.

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