Wmtv15News Wisconsin DHS Issues Phishing Scam Alert to Partners
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- •DHS warns of phishing emails impersonating staff members.
- •Emails contain links to fake Microsoft login pages.
- •Recipients are advised to delete suspicious emails immediately.
The Wisconsin Department of Health Services (DHS) has issued a warning regarding a phishing scam targeting its partners. Scammers are sending emails that impersonate DHS staff, urging recipients to click on links to review or submit bid proposals. These links redirect to a fake Microsoft login page designed to capture user credentials. DHS advises all partners to delete these emails immediately and to notify their IT teams if they have clicked any links. The emails may have been particularly deceptive, as some mailboxes had rules that concealed these messages. The DHS emphasizes the importance of email security and encourages vigilance against suspicious messages.
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2026-10-30
DHS issues phishing alert
Wisconsin DHS warns partners of phishing emails impersonating staff members, urging immediate deletion.
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What should I do if I received the email?
Delete the email immediately and notify your IT team if you clicked any links.
How can I identify phishing emails?
Look for suspicious links, unusual requests, and check the sender's email address for misspellings.
Is this phishing attempt widespread?
The DHS has alerted all partners, indicating a significant concern about the scam's reach.
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