Fraud & Security Alert

January 12, 2020

Scams and phishing attacks spreading amid Iran cyberwar fears â donât get fooled

The latest phishing scam is using scare-tactics to make fools of its victims. Scammers are claiming one major company has been breached, so users need to click a button to sign in and reactivate their accounts. Don't click that button.

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