According to this “subscription confirmation” email, which purports to be from Apple, your last purchase was reviewed by Apple’s system because a new device was used for the transaction.
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Stripe ‘Received Payment’ Phishing Scam
by Brett M. Christensen February 15, 2018This email, which purports to be from online payment processor Stripe, claims that you have received a payment of $880.
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PayPal ‘You Sent an Automatic Payment’ Phishing Scam
by Brett M. Christensen January 23, 2018This email, which purports to be from PayPal, claims that you have sent an automatic payment to an online entertainment company.
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ASB Bank ‘Multiple Sign In Error’ Phishing Scam Emails
by Brett M. Christensen January 4, 2018Customers of New Zealand based bank ASB are advised to watch for scam emails claiming that they must click a link to verify their accounts.
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Phishing — Fake Apple Invoice Delivered as Attached PDF
by Brett M. Christensen December 28, 2017Inboxes are being hit by emails with the subject line “#order detail” or “Your receipt from Apple”. The “from” line in the emails implies that Apple sent them.
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‘Metro Bank Alert Message’ Phishing Email
by Brett M. Christensen December 27, 2017According to this email, which purports to be from the UK’s Metro Bank, you haven’t viewed your last 3 online statements. The…
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PayPal ‘We Couldn’t Verify Your Recent Transactions’ Phishing Scam
by Brett M. Christensen December 27, 2017Scam message, which is currently being distributed via email, falsely claims that PayPal couldn’t verify your recent transactions.
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‘Someone Has Your Password’ Phishing Scam Emails
by Brett M. Christensen December 26, 2017Inboxes are currently being hit by emails that claim that “someone has your password”.
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PHISHING SCAM – Amazon ‘Integrity Check’ Email
by Brett M. Christensen November 20, 2017Email purporting to be from Amazon claims that the company performs regular integrity checks on user accounts and the recipient must click a one-time validation link to avoid account suspension.
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‘Suspicious Activity’ PayPal Phishing Scam Email
by Brett M. Christensen November 15, 2017Criminals are distributing fraudulent emails claiming that PayPal has noticed suspicious activity on your account. The emails claim that PayPal has detected a successful sign in from an unrecognised device and you must therefore verify your account before it can be used again.