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Effective URL: http://phish-education.apwg.org/r/en/index.htm
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Submission: On February 28 via api from US — Scanned from DE
Effective URL: http://phish-education.apwg.org/r/en/index.htm
Submission Tags: demotag1 demotag2 Search All
Submission: On February 28 via api from US — Scanned from DE
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WARNING! The web page you tried to visit might have been trying to steal your personal information. That page was removed after being identified as a "phishing" web page. A phishing web page tricks people out of bank account information, passwords and other confidential information. How You Were Tricked This email is from my bank. It asks me to update my information. I better click on the link and update it. STOP! Don't fall for scam email. My Inbox From: service@Wombank.com Dear Jane, Your account will be suspended if you do not update your information. http://www.Wombank.com/update How to Help Protect Yourself 1 Don't trust links in an email. DANGER! http://www.amazon.com/update 2 Never give out personal information upon email request. DANGER! Name: Jane Smith Credit Card: 1234 5678 9101 1213 3 Look carefully at the web address. 4 Type in the real website address into a web browser. 5 Don't call company phone numbers in emails or instant messages. Check a reliable source such as a phone book or credit card statement. Credit Card Statement For Customer Service call:1-800 xxx-xxx 6 Don't open unexpected email attachments or instant message download links. My Inbox Here is the updated document. attachment How Phishers Trick You Into Giving Out Personal Information My Inbox From: service@Wombank.com Dear Jane, Your account will be suspended if you do not update your information. http://www.Wombank.com/update He forges email addresses to look genuine He provokes the computer user with an urgent request He adds links that appear to connect to a real bank but bring users to the phisher's counterfeit site - to take their information and money How You Can Help Should I report this suspicious email? This one was already reported. You are safe. But please tell your friends what you learned here. For additional information, please visit APWG's resources page at https://apwg.org/resources/ Legal Disclaimer PLEASE NOTE:The APWG, Carnegie Mellon University, and any cooperating service providers have provided this message as a public service, based upon information that the URL you were seeking has been involved in a phishing or malware exploit. There is no guarantee that you have not been phished or exposed to malware from this URL you were seeking, or previously. This is not a complete list of steps that may be taken to avoid harm from phishing, and we offer no warranty as to the completeness, accuracy or pertinence of this advisory with respect to the page you attempted to access. Please see https://www.apwg.org for more information. The PhishGuru goldfish character is a trademark of Wombat Security Technologies, Inc. Content on this web page is licensed by APWG, Carnegie Mellon University, and Wombat Security Technologies, Inc. under a Creative Commons Attribution-No Derivative Works 3.0 Unported License | APWG Home | CMU STDP Home | Consumer Advice | Membership | Contact Us | About |