Fox5Vegas Cybercriminals Target Punchbowl Users with Phishing Emails
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Cybercriminals are sending fraudulent event invitations that appear to originate from Punchbowl, a digital greeting card and invitation platform. These emails instruct recipients to click on a link for more details, which can lead to malware installation on their devices. Users are warned not to engage with these emails as they are not legitimate invitations.
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2026-02-11
Wvva reports on phishing emails impersonating Punchbowl
2026-02-12
Fox5Vegas investigates and reports on the same phishing scam
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