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Le 27/04/2010 21:34, Howe, Jeffrey a écrit :
Sorry to ask it on the list, but it may help a lot of peple.
Math
This is spam/scam to gather some information or a real procedure ?
Sorry to ask it on the list, but it may help a lot of peple.
Math
2010/4/28 Mathieu Rozieres <mathieu.rozieres@resamania.fr>: > Le 27/04/2010 21:34, Howe, Jeffrey a écrit : > > > Due to increase in phishing attacks, we are currently working to improve on > the security of all Email Accounts as we periodically review certain It sounds either like phishing or like an automated response due to some email forwarding ... Anyway, don't follow those directions if you are not involved into that domain! -- Vincenzo Romano NotOrAnd Information Technologies NON QVIETIS MARIBVS NAVTA PERITVS
Vincenzo Romano <vincenzo.romano@notorand.it> writes:
> 2010/4/28 Mathieu Rozieres <mathieu.rozieres@resamania.fr>:
>> Le 27/04/2010 21:34, Howe, Jeffrey a �crit�:
>> Due to increase in phishing attacks, we are currently working to improve on
>> the security of all Email Accounts as we periodically review certain
> It sounds either like phishing or like an automated response due to
> some email forwarding ...
> Anyway, don't follow those directions if you are not involved into that domain!
This is, without thw slightest question, a phishing attempt in itself.
My spam logs show about a dozen messages with this exact subject line
since the start of the year, from a bunch of different domains none of
whom manage my email.
As a general rule, *any* unsolicited email that asks you to click on
something is suspicious.
regards, tom lane
Howe, Jeffrey a écrit: >>> Due to increase in phishing attacks, we are currently working to improve on >>> the security of all Email Accounts as we periodically review certain Vincenzo Romano<vincenzo.romano@notorand.it> writes: >> It sounds either like phishing or like an automated response due to >> some email forwarding ... > >> Anyway, don't follow those directions if you are not involved into that domain! Tom Lane wrote: > This is, without thw slightest question, a phishing attempt in itself. > My spam logs show about a dozen messages with this exact subject line > since the start of the year, from a bunch of different domains none of > whom manage my email. > > As a general rule, *any* unsolicited email that asks you to click on > something is suspicious. Even without the other recent messages, the wording and bizarre typography and bad grammar are dead giveaways. That, and Tom Lane's advice should be followed regardless. -- Lew