Phishing attacks are not new, especially with Gmail. There are constant warnings from email companies about what to watch out for when receiving a weird email.
That still doesn't stop hackers. Some do keep with the painfully obvious phishing attacks using emails supposedly from Apple, Amazon, and Facebook, yet use random email handles to send the fake messages. Others, however, have gotten smarter and sneakier with their attacks, so now, it's close to impossible to tell if an email is fake or not.
