Florida’s toll agencies (SunPass and E-PASS) are facing a phishing scam where fraudulent text messages impersonate official toll fee notifications, coercing recipients into clicking malicious links under threats of late fees or legal action. The attack harvests sensitive personal data—including credit card numbers, driver’s license details, and Social Security numbers—which is later sold on the dark web for identity theft or further fraud. While no direct financial loss or system breach of the agencies’ infrastructure is reported, the scam exploits customer trust in government services, risking widespread identity fraud. Victims may suffer long-term consequences like credit damage, unauthorized account access, or secondary scams. The agencies have launched a public awareness campaign to mitigate risks, but the incident highlights vulnerabilities in public-facing digital communication channels, where impersonation can erode reputation and expose individuals to persistent cyber threats.