The ecard virus
📰 Seth Godin's Blog
Beware of ecard viruses that hack email accounts through login prompts
Action Steps
- Be cautious when receiving ecards from unknown senders
- Avoid clicking on links or logging in to email accounts from unfamiliar sources
- Use two-factor authentication to add an extra layer of security to email accounts
- Regularly monitor email accounts for suspicious activity
Who Needs to Know This
Anyone on a team can fall victim to this type of cyber attack, and it's essential for marketers, entrepreneurs, and individuals to be aware of the risks to protect their online presence and contacts
Key Insight
💡 Ecard viruses can hack email accounts and steal contacts through login prompts
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Key Takeaways
Beware of ecard viruses that hack email accounts through login prompts
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Three of my friends got hacked this week. You get an ecard and click. It asks you to log in to your email. Boom, done. It hacks your email account, steals all of your contacts and then sends itself to the whole address book. And while they’re at it, they could be scraping and misusing […]
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