Intuit Plugin Core 3.0

[jake1]

Just wondering if this is a legitimate update? It was forwarded from an unused email. Seems fishy

Dear Valued Intuit Customer,

Important Action Required: All Intuit customers with proseries,Lacerte, Quickbooks tax and Accounting System must download and update the
Intuit Plugin Core 3.0 to avoid Data Loss and E-file Transmission Shutdown.

What's New in Intuit Plugin Core 3.0?

• Enhanced Data Security
• More Efficient Inventory Viewing System
• Bug Fixes and Improved Stability
• Optimized for Small, Medium, and Large Businesses

Download and update before January 31, 2025, to ensure uninterrupted service and continued security.

[rbmuCPA]

Wondering the same thing.

[IRonMaN]

Since proseries isn't capitalized and they call the other software "Quickbooks tax and Accounting System", I wouldn't touch it with a ten foot pole.

[Just-Lisa-Now-]

NO   Your program will get updates automatically.

@Anonymous  or @Intuit_Ruben  where can people forward phishing emails?

[PATAX]

I read elsewhere that it is apparently not legitimate and it is apparently a scam and therefore I would not open it up.

[IRonMaN]

@PATAX - nice to see you.  I was afraid you were kidnapped by aliens - or Bigfoot.

[jake1]

The email looked even more legitimate as it came from support@intuitconnects.com. I copy and pasted it, but the email format lost a little bit with the copy and paste in the thread. 

[Just-Lisa-Now- · Accepted solution]

Jake, you can forward that email to security@intuit.com

[jake1]

Will do

[Taxprohere]

The giveaway might be "Dear Valued Intuit Customer"  🤣🤣

[qbteachmt]

Do you really think this will be useful for tax prep:

More Efficient Inventory Viewing System

I logged into the Developer's resources for you and there is nothing like that described for us or our clients, that would need to be done. Further, I've never seen anything named like that. The resources there include Lacerte SDK (software developer's kit) and resources, and I checked this specifically and the QB Online stuff.

I declare it bogus, and stay away. Don't click, call or download.

[Anonymous]

Hi @jake1 & team, 
It's confirmed that this is a phishing email attempting to impersonate Intuit and the sender email address support@intuitconnects.com is not owned by or affiliated with Intuit. It's advised to not click on anything in the email and to delete or ignore the email. You can continue to report suspicious emails to security@intuit.com.