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A new phishing scam is playing on the public's fears of the COVID-19 outbreak, according to the world's largest security-awareness training and simulated phishing platform. Security awareness firm KnowBe4 said Monday that it had discovered a new type of phishing scam that told victims they had come into contact with a friend, colleague or family member who had been infected with the coronavirus. The email instructs its victims to download an attachment and then go to the hospital. "This particular social engineering scheme appears to come from a legitimate hospital, which is why it's so alarming and could trick even a cautious end user," KnowBe4 said. The email instructs the victim to fill out an Excel form. The form is actually a macro-laden Office document that downloads a malicious program. Read more about New Phishing Scam Plays on Coronavirus Fears

Appleby & Wyman/ Cross Beverly Insurance team wants you to know that we are here for you and are fully operational while working from our homes during this challenging period. Most of our staff are functioning remotely and ready to assist you with any of your insurance needs. Please keep in mind that you may receive return calls from our agents from a different number. Some registry functions are limited, and carriers are offering a variety of ways to help pay bills. We are ready to help you navigate through these unprecedented times. Please call or email us with any questions. You can reach us at 978-922-2288 or contactus@applebywyman.com. Read more about COVID-19 Update from Appleby & Wyman/ Cross Beverly

New location protocols will prioritize ONLY transactions that cannot be completed online, over the phone or by mail - Road tests remain suspended through at least March 20th. Read more about RMV- COVID-19 Information