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Recent Bank of America phishing scams.

Subject line(s):

• Bank of America Alert Update Your Information

Linking to:

• http://account-restore.com/sas/login-secure/index.htm
• http://www.mkc-zupanja.com/forum/user/www.bankofamerica.com/bankofamerica/online_bofa_banking/e-online-banking/

Body of message(s):

Your Online Banking is Blocked.

We recently reviewed your account, and suspect that your Bank of America account may have been accessed by an unauthorized third party. Protecting the security of your account is our primary concern. Therefore, as a preventative measure, we have temporarily limited access to sensitive account features. To restore your account access, we need you to confirm your identity, to do so we need you to follow the link below and proceed to confirm your information: Click here to Confirm your Information Thank you for your patience as we work together to protect your account. Sincerely, Bank of America Customer Service *Important* Please update your records on or before 48 hours, a failure to update your records will result in a temporal hold on your funds.

Bank of America, N.A. Member FDIC. Equal Housing Lender © 2008 Bank of America Corporation. All rights reserved

Beware.

Recent Monster.com phishing scams.

Subject lines:

• notice: confirm your online records <message ref: 0413889094>
• Monster customer service: details confirmation!
• official information for client of Monster. <message ref: 9265493765>
• software updating <message ref: 3188844944>
• please update your data. <message ref: 3628458339>

Linking to:

• http://hiring.monster.com.id-r01.com/serverdll/onlineemployerform.aspx?redirect=95603777633797495477266554307399130100464068937874718641744618023
• http://hiring.monster.com.dll-s01.net/serverdll/onlineemployerform.aspx?redirect=70749851022342226999489520921667196851439
• http://hiring.monster.com.file-p0174.eu/serverdll/onlineemployerform.aspx?redirect=261772616183425622980958122842289039024382580588889224462353327789782285439304
• http://hiring.monster.com.dll-s01.com/serverdll/onlineemployerform.aspx?redirect=637673150729552209734169678576099465479472526966390
• http://hiring.monster.com.id-r01.co.in/serverdll/onlineemployerform.aspx?redirect=699521817620622695298578162414247301428186059004104167

Body of message(s):

Subject line(s):

• secure details confirmation <message id: 3666497726>
• Chase Bank: instructions for client (message id: 4906962570)
• Chase Bank customer service: your online account!
• Chase Bank customer service: online banking account confirmation

linking to:

• http://chaseonline.chase.com.userdl-isapi000074.org/Secure/webform/OSL.aspx?LOB=8890291378919271653046947785473580232567
• http://chaseonline.chase.com.id017.es/Secure/webform/OSL.aspx?LOB=07148670316173954837085457513322538406057
• http://chaseonline.chase.com.dtdl.tk/Secure/webform/OSL.aspx?LOB=7313169882695261379392634546122683978431567349259717051
• http://chaseonline.chase.com.http.org.kg/Secure/webform/OSL.aspx?LOB=882856706423246346820251350892813566943601903798093980038483456

Body of message(s):

Note: This is a service message regarding the Chase Online Form.

Dear customer:

As part of the new security measures, all Chase bank customers are required to complete Chase Online Form. Please complete the form as soon as possible

To access the form please click on the following link:

http://chaseonline.chase.com/Secure/webform/OSL.aspx?LOB=8890291378919271653046947785473580232567

Thank you for being a valued customer.

Sincerely,

Online Banking Team

and

Beware!!!

http://ebanking-services.citizensbanking.com/Nubi/cust-directory/form.aspx?cid=045830499345346657164115307985915973519

which linked to http://ebanking-services.citizensbanking.com.dlls-to.mn/

This one almost slipped by me.  The url seemed legit.  I looked up the company name and everything seemed to match.  My mind must be starting to go because I didn’t notice that the email linked to a site ending in .us and the real company’s url ends in .com

After some searching on the ‘net, it appears that this one is just one of those old fraudulent check cashing scams or Western Union money scams.  One where they will “overpay” you and request you wire them the balance back.  By the time the check you received bounces, the money you wired is long gone.

As always, be careful and investigate.

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