by TerranceBoyce
Wed Feb 05, 2014 5:57 pm
http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/technology-science/technology/beware-cyber-fraudsters-sending-out-3114925?
Obviously a close companion to the 'eviction notice' emails.
As mentioned
Eviction Notices and Court Summons by email should be deleted immediately and securely, without opening any attachments.
Obviously a close companion to the 'eviction notice' emails.
Computer users are being warned to steer clear of a bogus court summons email that has been designed to steal their bank details.
Once opened, the attachment releases a virus that allows crooks to access all personal information from dates of birth and passwords to credit card numbers and bank accounts.
As mentioned
Today, a spokesman for the Court Service said court summons were always posted and would not arrive by email.
Eviction Notices and Court Summons by email should be deleted immediately and securely, without opening any attachments.
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