This is what the email look like: Today, a match came up showing that you were recently seeking Windows Migration Lead Technician Supervisor jobs in the greater Baltimore area. Information Technology jobs were just posted earlier here. Best of luck in your search, Lisa Gordon (the last word "here" is a hyperlink directing you to a malicious blank webpage using fttp: technology. If you click on the link "here," it will send you to a blank page. Nothing happens and You will think nothing of it and then you will eventually forget about it. While in the mean time, you'll have spyware downloaded into your pc without your consent and it will record everything you do on your pc, especially what you type into your browser. Stealing passwords, etc. The attacker can retrieve it later by reversing the process. You'll then notice your browser to be slower, that's the trojan working. This is an undetected attack by the SPAMMER posing as a legitimate website by using information that you have recently posted online such as facebook, jobsites, etc. It uses your own information to appease you so it can gain your trust and interest to click on the hyperlink they provide in the emai. Your windows security settings, antivirus, and firewalls will not detect it as it will pose as a normal browsing tracking cookie, it will just simply give them access to a hidden folder in your computer that it just planted. The spyware program or trojan will install in the background to monitor you and hide an FTTP folder where all of your keystrokes are saved. The attacker can retrieve it later by engaging a command with the trojan. It will then open your browser's ports again to retrieve your personal information.
I am looking for work and this appealing email from Lisa Gordon appreared in my inbox about a job in my area. I clicked on the link, but it doesn't work. I think I may have been fooled to click on the link. I now have to run malwarebytes, hitmanpro, and adware removal to see if I have some kind of spyware or trojan inserted into my computer due to clicking on the link because the web address from the email "workconnectors.com" does not exist and then I ran into this negative posting about lisagordon@workconnectors.com being SPAM. From now on, it will be a good idea to Google an email and the contents before clicking on any appealing links. That's one draw back for looking for work, SPAMMERS can get your info from job websites if you have your info posted for all employers to see, bad thing is, not everyone is an employer.
Me again! After submitting my comment I did an "Email Lookup" on her address and this site said there were no comments abot this email address yet. I just wanted to get it on record that this is a spammer. But then from all the comments I have found here that was already pretty clear. lisa.gordon@workconnectors.com