Who moved my money??? E-MAIL FRAUD ALERT!!!

Have you ever received any suspicious email relate to your bank account?

According to Federal Trade Commission more than nine million people have experienced identity fraud problems, and 53% came from scammers who use the internet to defraud. بيت ٣٦٥

Then, it is what we should be aware of. لعبة القمار بوكر

One of the cases is email phishing that attacks business users. بلاك جاك كازينو Phisher steal business information, infecting websites, ruining security protection, sending emails to make a purchase with link attached which require customer to click, fill in the identity information, and mass phishing of banking credentials.

Then they can pretend be both of company and customer side by manipulating transaction.

Companies need to pay attention through their customer communication protocols, include update technologies, recheck the control of DNS server as prevention, give consistent e-mails and webpages and never asking for personal or account data via e-mail.

And the other criminal case, nowadays since Bank offer other options and allows us to use email address as an easy way to do payment, transfer etc., as consumer you also may receive a fake email claimed from bank asking you to provide any personal or financial information such as credit, debit card numbers, bank account details, email addresses, passwords or even update your account number to maintain your account.

Should we trust that email?

If you suspect the email is fake and see something unusual,

Then how To Avoid and Protect yourself?

• Ignore do not reply .
• Be cautious of attachment,never click any file or link of website attached in the e-mail,If you have clicked on a link in the email, do not state any information such as credit card information, account passwords or your detail personal information.
• Delete or send the e-mail to your blocked senders list.
• If you’ve been a victim of fraud,You may refer to any website who handle this problems in your country like http://www.actionfraud.police.uk/report_fraud and report it.

Don’t respond immediately because official companies such as bank will not ask you that kind of sensitive information. If you feel the messages look legitimate and official,go check with call your bank to ensure whether it is true messages or not.