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Phishing Campaign Impersonates Dropbox to Steal User Credentials
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Cybercriminals have initiated a phishing campaign that impersonates Dropbox to harvest user login credentials. This sophisticated attack employs a multi-stage approach, utilizing trusted cloud platforms and seemingly benign PDF files to deceive victims into providing their information. Users of Dropbox are particularly at risk as the attackers mimic routine business processes to enhance the effectiveness of their scheme.
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