Phishing mail designed to target Axis Bank Customer
From: Axis Bank updates@axisbank.com
Subject: 2014 Debit/Credit Card Update
Context:
Dear Valued Customer,
Please view the attached file for important update.
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© Copyright Axis Bank © All Rights Reserved.
To this mail, there was one attachment 'Connection.html', when I have tried to open it ,page got opened showing foloowing information-
Dear Valued Customer, Your Debit/Credit card has generated an Error code AX-603 in our new security system due to mis-match access. Please verify and activate your card via the security
link below to resolve this problem in order to enroll your Axis Bank Debit/Credit card in the new online System for mixmum security protection against online phishing.
For security reason all information should be match correctly to avoid account suspension.
link below to resolve this problem in order to enroll your Axis Bank Debit/Credit card in the new online System for mixmum security protection against online phishing.
For security reason all information should be match correctly to avoid account suspension.
| CLICK HERE TO RESOLVE THIS PROBLEM |
When I clicked on above link, anothe link got opened having address-
http://www.quaymed.com.au/components/com_f-orm/language/axisb/xecure.php
asking for bank related details.
This is phishing mail designed to capture bank customers sensitive information, this is scam ,please ignore it or delete it and notified this to your bank customer care department.
Do not be lured if you receive an e-mail/SMS/phone call promising reward for providing your personal information or for updating your account details in the bank site. These are scam mails.
Please ignore and dont provide any information.
Please visit my below posts to get more information about online scams and steps to avoid-
What is phishing?
This is phishing mail designed to capture bank customers sensitive information, this is scam ,please ignore it or delete it and notified this to your bank customer care department.
Do not be lured if you receive an e-mail/SMS/phone call promising reward for providing your personal information or for updating your account details in the bank site. These are scam mails.
Please ignore and dont provide any information.
Please visit my below posts to get more information about online scams and steps to avoid-
What is phishing?
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