A new phishing campaign relies on legitimate links to trick victims into logging in and giving attackers control of their PayPal accounts. The phishing emails inform the intended victim of a payment request, providing legitimate-looking details, such as an amount and transaction ID, and even contain warnings that one would typically find in an email from PayPal. The messages come from a genuine PayPal address and include a genuine URL, which allows them to pass security checks and makes them app
