I just got a text message which appears to be from "Fedex" with a pdf attachment. Not expecting anything from them so I looked up them sending a pdf document.
FedEx Scam with PDF Document Attached
Subject: FedEx - Import Invoice AWB# 869696171534
From: FedEx Shipping Team <shipment@fedex-docs.example>
Hello,
Please find attached your Shipping Labels/Documents in PDF Format.
Open the attached invoice to review your delivery documents.
Thank you.
Attachment: FedEx~Shipping invoice.html
Button: View Shipping Documents
I found out the attached document a phishing scam lure, not a real shipment notice. It usually claims that shipping labels, invoices, or delivery documents are attached as a PDF, but the attachment or link leads to an HTML login page that can steal email, FedEx, DHL, or payment credentials. A similar DHL Express Commerce version uses the same shipping-document pressure: open the document now, sign in, and review the delivery.
If you were not expecting the shipment, do not open the attachment and do not sign in through the message. Verify the shipment from a known FedEx or DHL website, not from the email link. If you already opened the file or entered a password, change that password from a clean device, revoke active sessions, enable multi-factor authentication, and scan the computer for downloaded files or browser changes.