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This URL is very real and is from what should be a trusted top-level domain (.app).

What’s more, when you visit the login screen, you’ll see what appears to be a legitimate URL in the address bar. If you look at the images provided by Cofense, you’ll see that the email template is well designed and the sender field obscured to hide the message’s true intentions. This might sound like the same lame-brained phishing scheme of yesteryear, but we honestly can’t blame people for falling for this one. Tap or click to see how to make stronger passwords for your various accounts. If you share the email address and password with other accounts, you can bet they’ll now have access to those too. The moment you enter your information into the webpage, your password and username are hijacked. You’ll be able to click a “review” button to access them, and upon doing so, will be taken to an ordinary Skype login screen.Īnd that’s where the hackers strike. Here’s how the scam works: Skype users will receive an email from the hackers with an alert that you have multiple missed notifications.