News.Mt Montana DLI Alerts Public to Email Phishing Scam Involving Fake Officials
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The Montana Department of Labor & Industry (DLI) has issued a warning about a phishing scam targeting residents and businesses. Scammers are impersonating officials using deceptive emails that often appear to come from fictitious names like 'Bridget Hawkins' and reference 'code enforcement notices,' requesting confirmation of received documents or urging recipients to sign and return attachments. The emails originate from non-official domains such as 'dissminare.com.'
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2026-02-10
Article published warning about the phishing scam
2026-02-11
DLI issues formal warning to the public about the scam
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