The report analyzes phishing email trends in March 2025, revealing that phishing attacks constituted 59% of email threats. Attackers primarily used HTML scripts to mimic login pages and promotional content, aiming to steal user credentials. The analysis covers distribution statistics, Korean phishing email patterns, and case studies of different attachment formats. Document attachments were found to contain hidden malicious files exploiting vulnerabilities, while compressed script files saw an increase in distribution. The report provides insights into attachment file extensions, recent distribution trends, and detailed analyses of specific phishing email attacks to help users identify and mitigate these threats.