eFax Corporate Malicious Email Notifications
eFax users who have received email notifications like the one below, asking them to click on a link within the same email message to view a fax should not do so. This is because the email notifications are being sent by cyber criminals to trick the recipients into clicking on the link in them that downloads a malicious file or virus onto their computers. Any attempts to open the malicious file will in result in the recipients' computers getting infected with a virus, ransomware, spyware or other malware.
Sample of a Fake and Malicious eFax Corporate Notification
Subject: efax message from 44 135 535 9011 - 4 page(s)
Date: Tue, 6 Jun 2017 13:50:21 +0400
From: eFax - message@efax-reviews.comFax Message [Caller-ID: 44 135 535 9011]
You have received a 4 pages fax at 6/6/2017 1:50:21 PM
* The reference nubmer for this fax min1_did1-441355359011 -20170606-15706971-04.
View this fax using your PDF reader.
Click here to view this message.
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