Australians who are waiting for a parcel to arrive are being warned over a new DHLexpress email scam. 7NEWS
The subject of the email reads “DHL Shipping Documents” and the sender appears to be from “DHL Express”.At the top of the email, there is also a preview of Excel and PDF documents, which can be viewed or downloaded.
“They’ve also included a number of fake details, such as the scheduled delivery date, tracking number, and service option, in an attempt to feign authenticity.” “Scammers are always on the lookout to steal Microsoft credentials as they serve as the gateway to a business’s sensitive data and systems,” MailGuard said.
Appear to be from a legitimate company but use poor English or omits personal details that a legitimate sender would include;Take you to a landing page or website that is not the legitimate URL of the company the email is purporting to be sent from.
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