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Phishing poses as big-brand job interview to steal Google accounts

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Phishing poses as big-brand job interview to steal Google accounts

A phishing campaign is impersonating over 30 major brands including Adobe, Netflix, Coca-Cola, and OpenAI by posing as fake job interviews targeting marketing professionals to harvest Google account credentials. Attackers use the trusted brand names and interview format to build credibility and increase the likelihood that targets will enter their login information on fraudulent sites.

Why it matters: Marketing professionals at any organization are at risk of credential theft through this campaign; practitioners should warn staff about unsolicited interview requests and reinforce that legitimate employers never request Google login details during initial screening.

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Phishing poses as big-brand job interview to steal Google accounts

A phishing campaign is impersonating over 30 major brands including Adobe, Netflix, Coca-Cola, and OpenAI by posing as fake job interviews targeting marketing professionals to harvest Google account credentials. Attackers use the trusted brand names and interview format to build credibility and increase the likelihood that targets will enter their login information on fraudulent sites.

Why it matters: Marketing professionals at any organization are at risk of credential theft through this campaign; practitioners should warn staff about unsolicited interview requests and reinforce that legitimate employers never request Google login details during initial screening.

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