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Here is a scam that is particularly difficult threat to spot. Note the use of a Hallmark email address, Hallmark Logo and the template that was probably lifted from an authentic e-card. What’s the dead give-away that this is scam? Note the fact that the link has an “.exe” which is an “execute” command that will probably run some kind of nasty malware.
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