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Smile On Fridays secured coverage in ZDNet for Red Canary<\/h3>\n
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Cyberattackers are now using the notoriety of the\u00a0Colonial Pipeline<\/a>\u00a0ransomware attack to\u00a0leverage further phishing attacks<\/a>, according to the findings of a cybersecurity company.<\/p>\n

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It is common for attackers to use widely-covered news events to get people to click on malicious emails and links, and cybersecurity firm INKY said it recently received multiple helpdesk emails about curious emails their customers were receiving.<\/p>\n

INKY customers reported receiving emails that discuss the ransomware attack on Colonial Pipeline and ask them to download “ransomware system updates” in order to protect their organization from a similar fate.<\/p>\n