I've got two of these in the past few days, since I'm not in the market I just hit them with the spam button, did google the company that was sending it out, and it didn't look right, then this hit on X


https://x.com/FoxNews/status/1880659462412738603

hopefully Malwarebytes catches it.

Another reason to never open unsolicited emails.

I do not click on any hyperlink in text or email.

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Originally posted by calugo:
Another reason to never open unsolicited emails.

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Originally posted by calugo:
Another reason to never open unsolicited emails.

Another reason to never run Microsoft Windows! FIFY

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Originally posted by architect:

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Originally posted by calugo:
Another reason to never open unsolicited emails.

Another reason to never run Microsoft Windows! FIFY

Give me a fucking break. Win X has zero to do with this hack. With a bit of effort you can have your ass kicked via Windows, Linux, or iOS. OS has zero to do with this scam.

Your claim is highly dependent on the context. You could be more specific in your statement.

Oh, joy. (I'd hold up my sarcasm sign, but I seem to have worn it out.) Another type of spam email to wade through every day.

As with most tech reports in the mainstream media, this is fairly inaccurate. Ultimately you're asked to download scumware when "scheduling" the interview, in this case for a junior programmer role, a role which should have at least a passing understanding of cybersecurity.