1. Security Awareness Cloud Phishing Attacks
Protection from Cloud Based Attacks
February, 2015

2. Cloud Phishing Attacks
Con artists have evolved and have been using the Internet to try and take advantage of people. Their goal: To get someone to give up their username and password.

3. Cloud Phishing Attacks
Your AppleID was recently used for the acquisition of “Lane Splitter” from the iTunes Store on a Personal Computer or another device that hadn’t previously been linked to that AppleID. The buying was observed from (Volgograd Russia) If you made the purchase you can safely ignore this . It was sent only to alert you in case you did not make the buying by your own. If you are not the one who made this operation, we recommend that you urgently check your AppleID: Apple ID>
Fake s are sent to the masses asking if a strange purchase was made from some place you most likely aren’t right now. The instructs to disregard the but… If you didn’t buy the strange item, to log in and contact them right away!
SAMPLE

4. Cloud Phishing Attacks
The links to an exact replica of the official page. Most people, hoping to protect their account ASAP, do not look at the URL to see if it’s official. They sign in and …
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5. Cloud Phishing Attacks
I just stole your login!

6. Cloud Phishing Attacks
With your login, the cyber crook can:
Compromise privacy
/chats/IMs/photos/ Calendar
Spam coworkers, family, friends
Ask your family for money while pretending you are stranded
Get you fired from work with inappropriate messages/pictures
Reset your:
Bank account passwords
Billing addresses

7. Cloud Phishing Attacks
Remember, con artists play their victims on their sense of ‘HOPE’.
We hoped nobody really bought something from that account.
We hoped it was not too late to stop this.
Be Aware!

8. Cloud Phishing Attacks
I hope you ignored this Security Awareness message!

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