A recent phishing campaign has resurfaced, targeting individuals with fraudulent text messages that impersonate E-ZPass and other toll agencies. These messages claim recipients have unpaid tolls and direct them to malicious websites designed to steal personal and financial information. The FBI has reported over 2,000 complaints related to such scams since March 2024, indicating a widespread issue affecting multiple states. Authorities advise the public to avoid clicking on links in unsolicited texts, verify any outstanding tolls through official channels, and report suspicious messages to the Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3).