On a similar, but completely unrelated topic: I received an interesting new phishing email the other day: it contained only an image of a fake invoice claiming that I’d signed up for Norton Family Protection (or something) for like $160, and that if this was in error to call a phone number to correct it.

It struck me as a novel way to trick older folks into calling a #scam line by bypassing all the advice about not opening attachments or clicking links.

“Freeze all motor functions”

#AI #scam