Picked up yesterday in my mailbox:
A free high debit alert that my bank debit had been refused with a redirection to a fake free page where I first had to enter my freebox password (then probably the credit card details) ...
After checking with my bank and calling free ... It's a fraudulent email ... Here is if it can be useful ...
Hackbox alert freebox
Hackbox alert freebox
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Almost as old as the web ...
If this happens: it's credit card fraud and you are insured, your bank has to pay! But they rarely tell you ...
If this happens: it's credit card fraud and you are insured, your bank has to pay! But they rarely tell you ...
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Macro wrote:Yeah, but so old ... that those who got into the web late (like me in 2006) don't know ...
Just see the link by hovering it BEFORE clicking or viewing the source of the email ...
I say BEFORE because AFTER it's already too late: the link is "monitored" and your email goes to the SEMI pigeon database even if you don't fill out the form ...
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Me, it is the CAF which had to reimburse me 200 euros and some ...
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Can you give us your advice in a "boozy" version ???
hover over the link BEFORE you click, so what?
what happens if the form is not completed? Because obviously I clicked ... There: 1) there was a mistake in French (well I do too); 2) I have remembered this advice 1 times given that a serious organization never asks for bank details via an email ...
@christophe
Can you give us your advice in a "boozy" version ???
hover over the link BEFORE you click, so what?
what happens if the form is not completed? Because obviously I clicked ... There: 1) there was a mistake in French (well I do too); 2) I have remembered this advice 1 times given that a serious organization never asks for bank details via an email ...
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