I've literally had hundreds of them coming via dozens dead or
dormant e-mail accounts of forwards that I have.
never ever EVER EVER open ANYTHING like this EVER EVER even if it's
from your own IT department
Further more I have NEVER EVER seen a legitimate e-mail of this
type. if they are legitimate they will tell you to ring their service
center. and even then you look that up in the white/yellow pages
rather than use any phone number they give you
given that with this phishing trip the imagemap href link resolves
to a (Win XP pro) server registered to someone called "Rock" in
Turkey I think we can say 110% this is the "phish of the day"
Mervyn & Giuliana Bond wrote:
I am being inundated with requests from National Australia Bank to
contact them because they are doing software updates and want to
know about my browser.
Has anyone else received these requests? Are they genuine.
I dont bank with National.
Merv
We bank with National and we have seen nothing of this.
A scam most likely or phishing as it is othewise known.
If you respond to it you just might start getting spam for all sorts
of rubbish.
Good luck
Paul
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