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Email Fraud
Email Fraud (Phishing or Spoofing)
What you should know about fraudulent emails. Involves you receiving an e-mail that appears to be from a legitimate company. It may even include the company's logo and a link to an Internet address that looks appropriate. This e-mail directs you to link to a web site where you are to supply account or personal information. However, simply clicking the link could secretly install software on your computer. The software may infect your computer with a virus or record and transmit everything you type, including passwords. Additionally, the web site you link to may be spoofing the correct Internet site.
Web site Spoofing - Involves you trying to visit a web site but accidentally keying-in or linking-to a different address. This may lead you to a web site that mimics the legitimate site that you were trying to visit. The spoof Internet site may route whatever information you provide to criminals. This can include your account numbers, Social Security Numbers, credit card information, passwords and personal identification numbers. To make spoof sites seem legitimate, criminals may use the logos, graphics, names and code of the real company's site. They also may attempt to fake the URL that appears in the address field at the top of your browser window and the padlock that appears in the lower right corner.
Protect Yourself Online
• Do not reply to an e-mail or pop-up message asking for personal or financial information. Legitimate companies like Bancoii will never ask for personal or financial information via an e-mail or pop-up message.
• Don't e-mail personal or financial information. If you initiate a transaction, look for indicators that the message is secured, which can be validated by a lock icon. Most e-mail programs do not provide confidentiality via encryption.
• Use bookmarks to access known sites to avoid being lured to imposter sites
Use updated anti-virus software. Some phishing emails contain viruses and software that can harm your computer.
