Mobiloil recently withstood a “phishing scam” in which “robo-calls” - random automated phone calls - were placed to people in the 409 area code in an effort to lure them into divulging sensitive personal information. …
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What ARE they teaching in those phishing scam schools these days? I am Mr. Robert Dutu, and even though I know that you know that I’m trying to scam you, I am going to try to scam you anyway. Oh, you are the CEO of an anti-phishing …
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A telephone phishing scam is now targeting customers of an area bank. Tomah Police say they’ve gotten reports of the scam involving Farmers and Merchants Bank. People say the calls are from an automated system that says the bank …
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By Dan Goodin • Get more from this author A Romanian man has been sentenced to serve more than four years in US prison for taking part in a sophisticated phishing scam that cost financial institutions at least $150000. …
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New Phishing Scam-Yahoo. Please do not respond to this email. Dear Yahoo Subcriber, We are currently carrying out an upgrade on our system due to the fact that it has come to our notice that one or more of our subscribers are …
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Don’t follow links from emails, as that could be a phishing scam. Be wary of new profiles - be wary of newly-set-up profiles of people trying to “friend” you. Many profiles are being created in order to distribute worms. …
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Users on AnalystForums have suggested this may be a phishing scam, although I think that is unlikely for a number of reasons. Nonetheless, be very careful if you choose to sign up. Just a quick heads up to all you enrolled in the CFA I, …
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Consumers Beware – SIS has been notified of a new Phishing scam being done over the telephone. Calls are being placed with a prerecorded message that will ask for SIS account information that is needed in order to keep the account open. …
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You might see a phishing scam: • In e-mail messages, even if they appear to be from a coworker or someone you know. • On your social networking Web site. • On a fake Web site that accepts donations for charity. …
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