And now those job postings will be reposted onto the official LinkedIn pages of the company, and applicants will be redirected to your phished webpage.įirst of all, I believe it is a LinkedIn feature because I came across an article on the LinkedIn knowledge base site about this feature 2 weeks ago. Write some job postings with descriptions that look like a job posting that the company would actually hire.
So it seems to be a phishing opportunity is to create a profile on LinkedIn or with a company name that matches your target company. The only reason I was able to tell these are not legitimate is because the descriptions of the posts clearly describe a different company. The "Apply" link redirects to the original job posting such as from. It appears that LinkedIn is automatically importing job postings from other places on LinkedIn and other sites such as if the company name of the job posting matches your company name on LinkedIn.Īfter importing, the job postings will display your company logo, company description, profile pictures of your connections that already work there, etc, just like a real job posting.
I work at a company that is not actively hiring, so imagine my surprise when I see 5+ job postings on my company's LinkedIn page.
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