Lawyers nationwide face a wave of phishing emails impersonating federal courts, prompting advisories to avoid clicking links or downloading attachments. Reputable sources warn vigilance.
According to a spokesperson for the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts, judiciary has "moved quickly to alert the public so people could protect themselves" against these fraudulent emails.
The courts recommend that lawyers validate cases through the official electronic filing system and refrain from engaging with any unofficial sources amid these scams.
This phishing scheme represents a serious concern for law firms, emphasizing the urgent need for enhanced cybersecurity practices to protect sensitive information from hackers.
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