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Zoom憈hemed phishing emails are currently targeting the 网曝吃瓜 community. These messages are designed to steal credentials or install harmful software, and many look completely legitimate � often polished, detailed, and free of spelling errors. Some may even come from real Zoom email addresses.
Bottom Line: Be cautious of any Zoom憆elated email that urges quick action, warns of violations, or asks you to log in unexpectedly.
Recent Scam at 网曝吃瓜
We檝e seen a fraudulent Zoom 渋ntellectual property violation� notice that:
- Appears to come from a real Zoom sender.
- Uses Zoom branding and a 淩eference ID.滵irects you to a fake login page.
- Includes a fake 渦nsubscribe� link that collects additional information.
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Other Zoom憈hemed scams in higher education include:
- Fake 淢issed Meeting� or 淯rgent Zoom Call� alerts.
- 淐onnection Issue擱ejoin Immediately� notices.
- Malicious Zoom Docs spreading malware.
- Fake Zoom invites requiring a 渃lient update.�
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What NOT To Do
- Do not click links.
- Do not enter 网曝吃瓜 credentials.
- Do not download attachments/software.
- Do not reply or forward.
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What To Do
- Forward suspicious messages to phishing@bc.edu.
- If phishing@bc.edu marks a message 渓egitimate� but it still seems suspicious, escalate to security@bc.edu.
- If you may have shared sensitive information, contact security@bc.edu immediately.