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COVID-19-Related Phone Scams and Phishing Attacks

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CDC has become aware that members of the general public are receiving calls appearing to originate from CDC through caller ID, or they are receiving scammer voice mail messages saying the caller is from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).

Some calls are requesting donations. Downloadable apps and some free websites now make it simple for anyone to “spoof” a phone call and make it appear to come from any phone number.

This is usually done by unscrupulous salespeople, in hopes that people are more likely to pick up the phone if the caller has a number similar to theirs.

Unfortunately, current technology doesn’t make it easy to block these spoofed calls, either on business or personal phones. A spoofed call does not mean that

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