I did not order a Yubico security key

[Natural Citizen]

But I got an email from UPS saying that one is being delivered to me and the tracking seems to indicate that it's half way to my house. I'm assuming that's what it is since it sys it's from Yubico Inc.

I see no charges on any of my cards either.

Only thing I've done recently is cancel an order I made on eBay. It was some lap joint exhaust clamps that were the wrong size. Pretty sure it was an Asian seller. Not that there's anthing wrong with that.

I'm just gonna shoot it when it comes.

Probably some kind of phishing trick?

 

[BULLDOG]

But I got an email from UPS saying that one is being delivered to me and the tracking seems to indicate that it's half way to my house. I'm assuming that's what it is since it sys it's from Yubico Inc.

I see no charges on any of my cards either.

Only thing I've done recently is cancel an order I made on eBay. It was some lap joint exhaust clamps that were the wrong size. Pretty sure it was an Asian seller. Not that there's anthing wrong with that.

I'm just gonna shoot it when it comes.

Probably some kind of phishing trick?

I get notifications all the time that some unordered delivery is immnant, but I need to contact them first about some detail. It's a scam. Ignore it. If you respond, they will mark you down a someone who will at least engage, and they will try again. Ignore them and they might go away.

 

[Natural Citizen]

I get notifications all the time that some unordered delivery is immnant, but I need to contact them first about some detail. It's a scam. Ignore it. If you respond, they will mark you down a someone who will at least engage, and they will try again. Ignore them and they might go away.

I didn't get anything from any theoretical seller.

Just an email from UPS to track the package.

And it was a legit email.

It's certainly odd...

 

[BULLDOG]

I didn't get anything from any theoretical seller.

Just an email from UPS to track the package.

And it was a legit email.

It's certainly odd...

Your call on that, but I would check directly with UPS to see if it was legit.

 

[Auld Phart]

But I got an email from UPS saying that one is being delivered to me and the tracking seems to indicate that it's half way to my house. I'm assuming that's what it is since it sys it's from Yubico Inc.

I see no charges on any of my cards either.

Only thing I've done recently is cancel an order I made on eBay. It was some lap joint exhaust clamps that were the wrong size. Pretty sure it was an Asian seller. Not that there's anthing wrong with that.

I'm just gonna shoot it when it comes.

Probably some kind of phishing trick?

I ignore them.

they never show up anyway.

 

[Bleipriester]

But I got an email from UPS saying that one is being delivered to me and the tracking seems to indicate that it's half way to my house. I'm assuming that's what it is since it sys it's from Yubico Inc.

I see no charges on any of my cards either.

Only thing I've done recently is cancel an order I made on eBay. It was some lap joint exhaust clamps that were the wrong size. Pretty sure it was an Asian seller. Not that there's anthing wrong with that.

I'm just gonna shoot it when it comes.

Probably some kind of phishing trick?

I get a lot of item sent e-mails. There is usually no tracking link but a phone number in case I want to cancel the order. I guess they have high fees or want to get personal information. There is a lot of scam going on, don´t call the given numbers.

 

[Crepitus]

But I got an email from UPS saying that one is being delivered to me and the tracking seems to indicate that it's half way to my house. I'm assuming that's what it is since it sys it's from Yubico Inc.

I see no charges on any of my cards either.

Only thing I've done recently is cancel an order I made on eBay. It was some lap joint exhaust clamps that were the wrong size. Pretty sure it was an Asian seller. Not that there's anthing wrong with that.

I'm just gonna shoot it when it comes.

Probably some kind of phishing trick?

Almost certainly a phishing expedition.

 

[sparky]

It's a scam. Ignore it

they're an annoyance that is getting better at hiding what and who they are....

~S~

 

[Crepitus]

I get a lot of item sent e-mails. There is usually no tracking link but a phone number in case I want to cancel the order. I guess they have high fees or want to get personal information. There is a lot of scam going on, don´t call the given numbers.

Yubikey is an expensive security and encryption service.

 

[Natural Citizen]

Screenshot of the email I got from UPS.

Sender: pkginfo@ups.com which is a legit address

And it's definitely moving through the UPS system...

 

[sparky]

Color me slow but, what i don't get is what's in this for scammers Natty?

~S~

 

[Freedomisneverfree]

Its called "brushing." if you did not order it, you can keep it

 

[Natural Citizen]

I'll probably end up giving Yubico a call and asking how 1- I ended up with one of ther products that I did not order. And 2- how they ended up with my email address and home address to ship it to. And 3 - Since I didn't buy it, who did...and how did they get my physical address to tell them to send it to as well as my email address to send a shipping and tracking confirmation.

That's about all I can do, I suppose.

 

[Natural Citizen]

Its called "brushing." if you did not order it, you can keep it

Pft. I'm not plugging that thing into any of my stuff. lolol...

 

[fncceo]

Just an email from UPS to track the package.

It's very easy to send a mail that looks like it comes from UPS, or your bank, or even The IRS, as most mail programs only show the mail alias and not the raw mail address.

You have to dig into the raw mail address to confirm that the mail domain matches that of the sender if anyone asks you for information

 

[Natural Citizen]

Color me slow but, what i don't get is what's in this for scammers Natty?

~S~

 

[Freedomisneverfree]

It's very easy to send a mail that looks like it comes from UPS, or your bank, or even The IRS, as most mail programs only show the mail alias and not the raw mail address.

You have to dig into the raw mail address to confirm that the mail domain matches that of the sender if anyone asks you for information

True. Very common. He looks at the tracking number and if its valid, then he watches the package arrive. Just because it says UPS or Fed Ex does not mean its even a valid package, they want you to click on the link and then enter personal information.

 

[Dadoalex]

I'll probably end up giving Yubico a call and asking how 1- I ended up with one of ther products that I did not order. And 2- how they ended up with my email address and home address to ship it to. And 3 - Since I didn't buy it, who did...and how did they get my physical address to tell them to send it to as well as my email address to send a shipping and tracking confirmation.

That's about all I can do, I suppose.

Are you employed?
Do you have large investments?

I have a key. My employer sent it to me.

 

[Natural Citizen]

It's very easy to send a mail that looks like it comes from UPS, or your bank, or even The IRS, as most mail programs only show the mail alias and not the raw mail address.

You have to dig into the raw mail address to confirm that the mail domain matches that of the sender if anyone asks you for information

Nobody's asked me for any information.

The only communication regarding this that I've received is from UPS telling me that I have a package coming from Yubico Inc.

When I click on the track package button, it shows the ups tracking data.

 

[Natural Citizen]

Are you employed?
Do you have large investments?

I have a key. My employer sent it to me.

I would know about something like that, if it were to occur.