I went to the bank yesterday to cancel a debit order.
This morning when I opened Outlook Express, there was a phised email from 'Standard Bank' (not my bank) with a request to open an attachment to 'finalise' my debit order cancellation of yesterday.
I have written here before (quite a while back) of my unproven theory and suspicion entirely without grounds - just gut feel - that some of of these phised bank scams originate from within banks.
I've had many phised bank scams before - not only from my own bank but from all the rest of them too. Where do these skelms harvest their target addresses from, for example?
What is your opinion?
mafioso
This morning when I opened Outlook Express, there was a phised email from 'Standard Bank' (not my bank) with a request to open an attachment to 'finalise' my debit order cancellation of yesterday.
I have written here before (quite a while back) of my unproven theory and suspicion entirely without grounds - just gut feel - that some of of these phised bank scams originate from within banks.
I've had many phised bank scams before - not only from my own bank but from all the rest of them too. Where do these skelms harvest their target addresses from, for example?
What is your opinion?
mafioso
