Watch out for fake LinkedIn messages
The BBB is warning LinkedIn users to beware of a new email ‘phishing’ scam. The email states that you have new “invitations” from people who want to connect with you. It also says that you have new “messages” awaiting your response. These emails have links for you to click on to see your new invitations and new messages. However, the links do not include the Linkedin.com domain name.
http://charlotte.bbb.org/article/bbb-warns-first-linkedin-phishing-scam-surfaces-22447
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