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Researchers at INKY warn that a phishing campaign is attempting to distribute malware by impersonating PepsiCo. “As usual, it all starts with a phishing email,” the researchers write. “In this case, the phishers are impersonating the PepsiCo brand, pretending to be potential clients.
15 lis 2023 · If you happen to run a small business and find an email in your inbox from the $86 billion soft drinks giant claiming that it wants to trade with you — think twice before you click. That’s the word of warning from online scam spotter INKY, in its latest research findings released today.
8 mar 2021 · Claim: Pepsi held a "100th anniversary" mini fridge giveaway on Facebook in March 2021. Rating: Scam. About this rating. In March 2021, a Pepsi.com Facebook page — no affiliation with the...
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Looking at the top half of the email, we can see how the bad actors are luring in victims. As mentioned, the sender’s email address was spoofed. What shows is me@pepsico.com and the sender’s display name uses that of an actual PepsiCo employee who is responsible for procurement management.
This is a fraudulent promotion, the message you received did not come from a member of our PepsiCo team. We recommend that you report scams and suspicious calls, emails, and text messages to the U.S. Federal Trade Commission .
21 mar 2024 · While we all receive spam and potential scam emails, responding to or clicking on malicious links in phishing emails could accidentally give scammers access to your device, accounts, or data. In this guide, we’ll cover the most common warning signs of phishing emails to help you avoid getting scammed.
