Fraud Alert
Your safety matters. Use this page to verify official communication from CloudInfraFlow and learn how to report suspicious activity.
Official channels
- Primary email: hello@cloudinfraflow.com
- We do not request payments via personal UPI/PayTM/Wallets.
- We never ask for your passwords, OTPs, API keys, or full card numbers.
- Invoices are sent with a unique reference and a signed PDF.
Always double-check the domain spelling:
cloudinfraflow.com (beware of look-alikes like cloudintraflow, cloudainfraflow, etc.).
Common red flags
- Urgent pressure to pay immediately or threats of service suspension.
- Attachments asking you to “enable macros” or run unknown executables.
- Links that open unfamiliar domains or shortened URLs.
- Requests for remote desktop access to your machine without a ticket.
How to verify a message
- Check the sender domain and full address (tap/click the name to view details).
- Hover over links to see the true destination before clicking.
- Ask for a ticket/reference number and reply back to hello@cloudinfraflow.com in a separate email thread.
- If in doubt, forward the message to hello@cloudinfraflow.com with the subject “Verify authenticity”.
Report a suspicious message
Send us details so we can investigate and help you stay safe.
- Copy of the email (including headers) or screenshots.
- The suspicious links/attachments (do not open them).
- Any payment or personal info requested.
Protect your organization
- Enable MFA on email, cloud consoles, code hosting (GitHub/GitLab), and CI/CD.
- Use role-based access and least-privilege IAM; rotate secrets regularly.
- Turn on mailbox protections (SPF/DKIM/DMARC) and safe-link scanning.
- Keep endpoints patched; use EDR/antivirus and block unknown macros.
- Train teams to spot phishing and to verify before paying invoices.