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How to Spot and Avoid the Recent Dropbox Scam

February 28, 2025

Beware of Fake United Site Services Emails – What You Need to Know Published: February 28, 2025

At United Site Services, customer security is a top priority. Recently, a malware scam has been circulating, impersonating our company and attempting to steal customer login credentials. This seems to be a new attack method hackers have been using since last year.

What Does the Scam Look Like?

  • You receive an email claiming to be from United Site Services.
  • The email includes a PDF attachment with a link.
  • Clicking the link redirects you to a fake Microsoft login page that steals your credentials.

Screenshot of a phishing email impersonating Dropbox with a blue background and a suspicious 'Open File' link in the middle. Do not click—this is a malware scam attempting to steal credentials.

What Should You Do?

  • Do not open or click on any unexpected email attachments.
  • If you clicked the link, change your Microsoft password immediately.
  • Report any suspicious emails to your IT team.
  • Always verify communication directly with us by calling our Support Team

Stay Safe Online

Cybercriminals are getting smarter, but by staying alert, we can protect ourselves. For more information on this phishing scam, visit Infosecurity Magazine’s update on Dropbox phishing.

If you have any concerns, please call or email CustomerCare@unitedsiteservicesinc.com.

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