On the very day that the UK launched its own mass vaccination program, the first real vaccine-themed phishing emails have arrived.

One uses a social engineering scheme that exploits very recent report in The Washington Post that Pfizer may not be able to supply additional doses of its vaccine to the United States in large volumes until sometime in Q2. Predictably enough, the email body takes unwitting clickers to a credentials phish.

Humans are the weakest link in your security. Endpoint protection, firewalls and SaaS protection are simply not enough to stop the dangerous human element of social engineering.

Ongoing cybersecurity awareness training is more important than ever before.

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For the full article by KnowBe4, click here: https://blog.knowbe4.com/theyre-here-covid-19-vaccine-phishes-finally-arrive?utm_medium=email&_hsmi=102381751&_hsenc=p2ANqtz--MG8sjr-qIm4Kn-hoax8baRPgnI9lNBT6nEUlxhMOr7k10AeshVbxdeT_m_hxiDpTJhhR-RXjhkSFex_-rmx2620Ml_Q&utm_content=102381751&utm_source=hs_email

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