Cybercriminals are using a new phishing tactic that involves sending emails that mimic legitimate communications from credit card companies, prompting recipients to confirm purchases through deceptive links. These links lead to fake webpages where malware is initiated through DLL files. One technique, Reflective DLL Injection, allows hackers to inject malware into the Chrome browser's memory, enabling keylogging and data theft. This can result in the capture of sensitive information like login credentials and credit card numbers, leading to account takeovers and identity theft. To stay safe, individuals should avoid clicking on links in suspicious emails, verify destinations, use two-factor authentication, employ strong passwords, and invest in antivirus software.