LinkedIn users are being warned to be on their guard following a rise in reports of attacks being distributed via email designed to trick job seekers into sharing their personal details.
Scammers have spammed out email messages posing as communications from LinkedIn, claiming that a company is “urgently seeking” workers matching your qualifications in “your region”.
t would be nice to think that recipients of the bogus message would spot a number of warning signals as soon as they open the communication in their email inbox. But there’s always a chance that someone eager to find new employment might – in their haste – not notice that the messages
