WING LOON

I received this Bank of America phishing email below yesterday and this is not the first time. The “phishing” email messages will use legitimate ‘From:’ field email address, logos and links in the email message with a web link that will send you to a fake website. Phishers will attempt to steal sensitive personal information such as username, password, bank account number and credit card details by masquerading itself with the trusted authentic looking fake website. This is a criminal activity. Phishing also can be in the form of instant messaging as well as a phone contact.

So, do not respond to any email sent to you requesting on personal or financial information. You can learn more in the Anti-Phishing Working Group website.