Phising Scams...

This information is straight from McAfee’s site.

If you receive a similar message in your inbox you should delete it and not follow the links in the message. If you want to check your account, you should type the bank or company website directly into your web browser, or add a bookmark, rather than following links in an email. If you are unsure if an email you receive is legitimate, visit the companies website directly, phone the company, or contact their Customer Services or fraud department (usually fra...@companyname.com) to confirm that they sent the mail.

Updated Last: July 1, 2009

  1. security alert!
  2. account notification!
  3. account notification
  4. please confirm your data!
  5. Chase Bank: online banking notification
  6. Chase Bank: necessary to be read!
  7. Chase Bank: important notice
  8. Chase Bank: important security notice
  9. Chase Bank: account secure confirmation
  10. Chase Bank customer service: security alert.

Top Brands Exploited by Phishing Scams

The following chart shows the top brands exploited by Phishers.

Top Brands Targeted by Phishing Scams: Pie Chart

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