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S.Africa: Internet Crime: New Phishing Scam against FNB Clients

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Original Post Date: 2007-01-31  Posted By: Jan

From the News Archives of: WWW.AfricanCrisis.Org
Date & Time Posted: 1/31/2007
S.Africa: Internet Crime: New Phishing Scam against FNB Clients
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S.Africa: Internet Crime: New Phishing Scam against FNB Clients

From the News Archives of: WWW.AfricanCrisis.Org


Date & Time Posted: 1/31/2007

S.Africa: Internet Crime: New Phishing Scam against FNB Clients

[Here is the text of an internal FNB memo about a scam against its clients. Jan]

New phishing scam targeting FNB Clients 30/01

Please be aware that there is another phishing scam targeting FNB clients.

This time it has been incredibly well done, when you click on the link in the email below it goes to a site that looks identical to FNB, in fact they have duplicated the entire site.

There are only two ways that you can tell it is a scam:

URL – the following URL appears in the address line http://michi-web.de/fnb/www.fnb.htm– the URL for FNB’s website will always be https://www.fnb.co.za. You cannot have two websites with the same URL, so if you suspect anything always check the URL.

The FNB website is a secure site, hence the correct URL starts with https. There is also a little image of a padlock on the bottom right of the browser window. This fake site has neither. You should never enter any passwords or account details on websites that are not secure.
Please be aware of these small details, online criminals are getting more and more savvy. The risk division at FNB Online are looking into the matter and they will have the fake site shut down ASAP.

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