First National Bank FNB Phishing Email Scams.

 

 

If in Doubt Delete.
Do I have a First National Bank FNB account?
Is the email address from First National Bank FNB?
Is the email addressed to the sender, you (your email address)?
Is the First National Bank FNB email addressed to you with your name or client ID?

 

First National Bank eBucks Phishing email scam.

This scam is difficult to spot as the email headers are spoofed to make it appear the email originated from First National Bank however once the email is converted to plain text, HTML masking removed, the phishing URL is exposed under the Download Statement button.
Use of mouse over hover to detect Phishing URLs. The Phishing URL is masked by HTML, in this case, Download eBucks statement or any call to action when in fact the URL is not First National Bank but a malicious website to steal personal information or to download a comprised file to your device.

Note No Client ID.

And No do not Click on the Unsubscribe button.

If You Suspect Fraud
If you suspect fraudulent activity related to your accounts, contact us immediately at FNBCustomerService@fnb-corp.com or 800-555-5455.

Always remember: NEVER click on links in emails you think are from FNB. Fraudsters can steal your information in this way. Report phishing emails to phishing@fnb.co.za Never share personal information with anyone over the phone, especially usernames, passwords, PINs and account details. If a call is suspicious, hang up and call the company directly on official numbers to verify the person calling.

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