Unn.Ua Ukrenergo Alerts Users to Malware in Phishing Emails Disguised as Outage Schedules
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Ukrenergo has identified a phishing campaign where fraudulent emails are sent to users, disguised as outage schedules. The emails contain malicious attachments and originate from an address not affiliated with the company. Recipients are advised to avoid opening these files and to scan their devices for viruses.
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2026-02-27
Ukrenergo announces detection of fraudulent email campaign
2026-02-27
Emails contain malware disguised as outage schedules
2026-02-27
Scammers use fake email addresses to impersonate Ukrenergo
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