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From Yesterday CloudFlare Security team receiving various reports of a Phishing Scam, which is targeting customers by saying that "you have exceeded bandwidth".
In a blog post, CloudFlare said, "Some CloudFlare customers are currently being targeted with a phishing email that was not sent by CloudFlare. Please do not click on the links in the email."
Scammer asking users to visit a phishing link (removed from sample for readers security). In case you open the URL, we request you to do not enter your username and password in the URL.
Please choose a strong password for CloudFlare to save your Domains.
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Please choose a strong password for CloudFlare to save your Domains.