With the increasing amount of online shopping taking place as people remain at home, delivery services are being worked overtime. With this increased workload on parcel carrier services many customers have been receiving notifications that packages have been delayed under the increased strain. Scammers are now taking advantage of these delays and are sending out phishing emails claiming to be from popular package carriers including UPS, FedEx and DHL. The emails claim to be notifying customers of a delay for reasons ranging from government lockdowns to incomplete delivery details. The emails request that the recipient open an attached document where they can fill out new delivery details or to follow a link for similar purposes. Versions of these emails which contain attachments have been found to install either the Remcos RAT, or Bsymem Trojan. Versions which contain links redirect users to phishing sites.
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