A new phishing campaign linked to the Phorpiex malware is targeting users globally, delivering ransomware through emails with malicious attachments. These emails often use deceptive double extensions, such as Document.doc.lnk, to trick recipients into opening them. Once activated, the malware can spread across networks, potentially locking files and demanding ransom payments from affected organizations. This ongoing threat, active throughout 2024 and 2025, poses significant risks to businesses and individuals alike, as it can lead to the loss of sensitive data and financial resources. Users need to remain vigilant about email attachments and ensure robust security measures are in place to defend against such attacks.