Delivery scams are resurfacing, with cybercriminals exploiting the convenience of online shopping and shipping notifications. The latest scam involves phishing emails disguised as legitimate package-tracking messages. These fake emails often contain subject lines like “Your order is on the move!” and include links labeled “Track my order” or “Click to view.” Victims who click on these links are either redirected to fraudulent sites that request personal information, leading to identity theft, or inadvertently download dangerous malware onto their device.

While the emails may look professional, there are several red flags: the sender’s email address doesn’t match any major delivery company, the message lacks specific company branding, and it often contains vague or generic language. Scammers frequently counterfeit logos from companies like FedEx or UPS to appear authentic, increasing the chances that unsuspecting consumers will take the bait.