Skift Take

It's a sign of success when scammers start trading on your successful name to trick users into opening emails from suspect sources and then click on an attachment.

Web users risk having personal data swiped by a virus attached to emails that purport to come from hotel reservations agency booking.com.

Non-users and clients of the site have reported rogue emails apparently sent by booking.com’s customer service team, in some cases appearing to confirm bookings.

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