Manipulation techniques used to trick people into revealing confidential information.
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We couldn't renew your Cloud storage subscription because your payment method needs to be updated. A storage-full warning whose body is actually about a failed payment, sent from a domain on a top-level domain that does not exist, linking to a page parked inside a Google Cloud Storage bucket.
A firm in Germany needs a supplier of extracted materials from India for production in there plant. The same sender, the same dummy recipient, nineteen hours later, with every phrase swapped for a synonym.
Our firm in Germany needs a supplier of extracts materials from India, reply for details. Fifteen words, no company name, no signature, sent from a free Polish mailbox to somebody else's address.
Warning: do not use this project as a template for your mailing campaign! A fraudster sent us the built-in demo file of a commercial mass-mail program instead of the scam, exposing the machinery behind the campaign.
Your email account has been selected for a donation of 4,800,000.00 Euro. Contact me for more information. Eighteen words, no link, no attachment, and no way to answer except to reply.
I am reaching out on behalf of a group of clients/investors who are seeking opportunities to invest or partner with credible real estate owners, Agents and developers. An anonymous investor approach whose only real question is whether you will reply.
Your bank account will be charged $3,520.00. A fake QuickBooks debit alert whose visible Intuit link actually routes through a hijacked mobile-marketing redirect to an attacker-controlled site.
Your document is ready for review. A counterfeit DocuSign notification whose "Review & Sign" button leads to a CDN-hosted credential harvesting page with your own address baked into the link.
This is a formal email concerning your company name registration. We are the auditing department of a professional domain name registration and dispute solution organization in China.
We are interested in purchasing your company's products and would like to know if you can supply them to Italy. A fake buyer inquiry marked "TOP URGENT".
