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Jameson Lopp warns of Google phishing sent from Google's own servers

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Casa’s Jameson Lopp warned on Thursday about a new phishing scam that sends fake emails through Google’s own systems. Crypto holders face the biggest risk from this scam due to the use of fake login pages to steal passwords and other sensitive data. How can a scam email come from Google itself? Casa’s Jameson Lopp has warned on X that there’s a new version of an old scam currently running. He posted a screenshot of the scam email, which is sent through Google’s actual servers in order to make it look real. New flavor of Google phishing that abuses Google's own infrastructure to send you this email. If you click the https://t.co/H9sDdmX0PF link you end up at a phishing login page.

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