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Security Awareness – Increase in Post-COVID Travel Sees Surge in Vacation-Themed Phishing

Author: Alec Davison

Created: Tuesday, June 14, 2022 - 18:53

Categories: Cybersecurity

Bitdefender has released a security blog noting the recently observed upswing in travel-related spam campaigns. While this is typically a common trend, 2020 and 2021 saw a lot less travel-related phishing than usual due to COVID restrictions. However, it appears scammers are just as eager to get a jump on those getting a jump on vacation planning, as travel-themed phishing lures began to increase in March with an expected peak in June. Popular nations being targeted include the United States, Ireland, India, and the UK. Bitdefender analysts have observed common phishing subject lines include bonus flight hours, booking confirmations, booking receipt notices, airline ticket giveaways, and holiday rentals/all-inclusive deals. Workers should continue to be vigilant for these types of lures appearing in their inboxes over the next few months. Read more at Bitdefender.

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