Special Alert

As we all know identity theft is on the rise, and probably won't be going away any time soon.  I received an email in my spam box and just wanted to share with everyone and use this as another example to look out for. 
 
Be aware that phishing emails frequently have attachments and/or links to Web pages that host malicious code and software. Do not open attachments or follow Web links in unsolicited emails from unknown parties or from parties with whom you do not normally communicate, or that appear to be known but are suspicious or otherwise unusual.
 
NACHA itself does not process nor touch the ACH transactions that flow to and from organizations and financial institutions. NACHA does not send communications to individuals or organizations about individual ACH transactions that they originate or receive.
 
If malicious code is detected or suspected on a computer, consult with a computer security or anti-virus specialist to remove malicious code or re-install a clean image of the computer system.
 
Always use anti-virus software and ensure that the virus signatures are automatically updated.
 
Ensure that the computer operating systems and common software applications security patches are installed and current.
 
Additional information and guidance on phishing is available from the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC).

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Special Alert: Epcor 3/30/11
Special Alert: Epcor 3/3/11
Special Alert: New Phishing Campaign Identified
FDIC ALERT - January 2011
SPECAIL ALERT: LOCAL PHISHING SCAM - 2/18/2010
01-15-2009 Special Alert (pdf)
10-28-2008 Special Alert (pdf)
10-09-2008 Special Alert (pdf)
04-01-2008 Special Alert (pdf)
03-19-2008 Special Alert (pg. 1) (pdf)
03-19-2008 Special Alert (pg. 2) (pdf)
07-03-2007 Special Alert (pdf)
02-22-2007 Special Alert (pdf)
02-12-07 Special Alert (pdf)
10-26-06 Special Alert (pdf)
10-16-06 Special Alert (pdf)
10-03-2006 Special Alert (pdf)
9-18-2006 Special Alert (pdf)