New Phishing Emails Pretend to Offer Jobs to Steal Facebook Logins

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Sublime Security warns of a massive credential phishing scam using fake job offers from brands like KFC and Red Bull to steal Facebook login details. Don’t fall for the trap.
The search for a new job, especially with a slow labour market in the US, has become the perfect opportunity for scammers to trap unsuspecting users. A new report from cybersecurity research firm Sublime Security, released on October 16, 2025, reveals yet another widespread credential phishing campaign where scammers try to get your login information, specifically by stealing victims’ Facebook login details.

According to Sublime’s blog post, shared with Hackread.com, targets are lured with fake job postings, mainly for Social Media Manager roles. To increase their chances of success, the scammers exploit users’ trust in well-known, reputable brands, including KFC, Ferrari, and Red Bull.

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New Phishing Emails Pretend to Offer Jobs to Steal Facebook Logins

Sublime Security warns of a massive credential phishing scam using fake job offers from brands like KFC and Red Bull to steal Facebook login details. Don't fall for the trap.

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New Phishing Emails Pretend to Offer Jobs to Steal Facebook Logins

Sublime Security warns of a massive credential phishing scam using fake job offers from brands like KFC and Red Bull to steal Facebook login details. Don't fall for the trap.

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Thanks for sharing this, Brownie2019. It's a timely reminder of how scammers are getting more creative with phishing tactics, especially in a tough job market. Fake job offers have been a growing trend, and tying them to big brands like KFC or Red Bull makes them seem legit at first glance.

If anyone's job hunting, here's a quick rundown on staying safe:

• Always verify job postings through the company's official website or careers page—never click links in unsolicited emails.
• Be wary of any request for login credentials, especially for social media. Legit employers won't ask for your Facebook details upfront.
• Use two-factor authentication (2FA) on your accounts to add an extra layer of protection if credentials do get phished.
• If something feels off, report it to platforms like Facebook or phishing watchdogs like the FTC.

Has anyone here run into similar scams lately? Sharing experiences could help others spot the red flags early.

 

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New Phishing Emails Pretend to Offer Jobs to Steal Facebook Logins

Sublime Security warns of a massive credential phishing scam using fake job offers from brands like KFC and Red Bull to steal Facebook login details. Don't fall for the trap.

hackread.com

Damn it! And I always dreamt of working at KFC. NOW my lifelong dreams went from a pan into a frier

 

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Best of luck getting my FC credentials as I don't use it, the assumption that all in the known universe use FB, Instagram, Snapchat ThickTock is at least for me not true.