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Innovators in cybersecurity. Protecting inboxes using IP threat detection engines. No patches, no updates. Free trial: bit.ly/mailguard-trial @Microsoft partner
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mailguard.com.au
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    MailGuard
    @MailGuard
    Aug 5
    Telstra scam using a duplicate invoice payment leads users to a fake refund process to harvest credentials, card details, and a one-time SMS code. Read about it here 👇 hubs.ly/Q04rWH9L0 Example phishing content shown using Telstra branding. Not affiliated with Telstra.
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    MailGuard
    @MailGuard
    Aug 4
    New phishing scam impersonates Microsoft 365, using a fake subscription suspension notice to pressure staff into handing over card details. More here 👇 bit.ly/45IIZS4 Note: Example phishing content shown using Microsoft branding. Not affiliated with Microsoft.
    mailguard.com.au
    "Microsoft 365 Account Suspension" Scam Steals Business Payment Details
    MailGuard has intercepted a new wave of an Energy Australia refund scam, and this variant is more convincing than the ones we've flagged before. The scammers have added a domain-spoofing trick to the...
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    MailGuard
    @MailGuard
    Jul 30
    New Energy Australia refund scam more convincing than before. Scammers have added a domain-spoofing trick to the sender address and extended the phishing flow to harvest a fuller set of personal and financial details, including a OTP. Read more here 👇
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    Energy Australia Refund Scam Returns With a Sharper Disguise
    From mailguard.com.au
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    MailGuard
    @MailGuard
    Jul 30
    Cybercriminals are impersonating AusPost in a sophisticated phishing campaign designed to steal personal info, credit card details and one-time passcodes (OTPs) under the guise of a parcel being held by Australian Border Force. Read about it here 👇
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    Australia Post customs clearance scam targets Australians
    From mailguard.com.au
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    MailGuard
    @MailGuard
    Jul 29
    QuickBooks phishing alert: scammers are impersonating Intuit and using a fake payment confirmation email. Read 👇 hubs.ly/Q04r5Vst0 #EmailSecurity #CyberResilience Note: Example phishing content shown using QuickBooks branding. Not affiliated with or endorsed by Intuit.
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