According to a report by the foreign
cybersecurity media BleepingComputer, a phishing attack campaign targeting the
general public has recently emerged. Attackers are sending out mass emails
impersonating the well-known foreign food delivery platform Grubhub. The email
content claims that the company is hosting a cryptocurrency promotion,
deceiving users into sending a specific amount of cryptocurrency to a
designated wallet address, and asserting that they can receive a tenfold return
on the original amount.
The phishing emails impersonating Grubhub
misuse the official logo and color scheme, and are sent through b.grubhub.com,
a legitimate subdomain used by Grubhub to contact merchant partners. Attackers
use email accounts such as merry-christmast@b.grubhub.com and
crypto-promotion@b.grubhub.com. The email content includes the recipient's name
to increase its credibility.
Grubhub officially stated that they have
detected these unauthorized messages impersonating Grubhub sent to merchant
partners, and have taken relevant measures to ensure that such incidents do not
occur again in the future.
Related cybersecurity recommended measures: 1、Maintain a high level of suspicion toward any activity claiming
to obtain high profits; legitimate enterprises will not require users to
pay cryptocurrency in advance in exchange for rewards. 2、When receiving such promotional emails suspected of being sent
by official sources, please be sure to verify through formal channels such
as official websites. 3、If the impersonated enterprise has experienced a data breach,
the public should be alert that attackers may use this authentic
information to create personalized phishing emails.