Cybercriminals are abusing Adobe infrastructure in a LinkedIn phishing campaign that steals passwords and redirects victims to the legitimate LinkedIn site afterward.
The phishing email masquerades as a business inquiry designed to look like it’s come via LinkedIn and includes a fake “contract” attachment. But it contains a number of red flags:
The sender name, email address, and email signature don’t match
The sender company exists, but not in the US
The sender name exists, but not at that company
