Phish Bowl Alerts
These phony Norton invoices are sent from different email addresses and a variety of subject lines, such as Purchase Invoice Receipt #642531 or the example below. Watch out for suspicious (non-company) sender addresses and badly formatted and/or spelled messages, especially if they push your "gotta-respond-now" button.
The below example presents the recipient with a bill for almost $300, offering a quick fix by calling the provided button. Doing so could lead to handing over your credit card information in an attempt to rectify the fake bill.
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From: order updates 232<aechiehwiesnicholas413@gmail.com>
Subject: Your subscription27600449 of item
Date: September 14, 2022 at 10:35:01 AM EDT
To: josiah_carberry@brown.edu
Dear Customer:,josiah_carberry@brown.edu
order number: 14917756
You have been notified that your order has been confirmed. If you don't approve the order, please check the invoice attached below and contact our help desk as soon as possible.
Regards & Regars
Bills Team..
