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Security Labs has received reports of a new UK phishing scam that does not
target any particular financial or e-commerce brand.
Instead users receive an email from a bank welcoming them as a customer, and
claiming that they are the beneficiary to funds from the 'Alliance Security and
Finance Company' in Amsterdam.
The email includes a URL to the bank and provides a username and password to
log-in to their 'account'. When the user logs in, the account information is
displayed along with a balance of more than $9m.
The website then requests the user to transfer the funds to their own bank
account, and asks for details of that account in order to perform the transfer.
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Software cuts down on scams by spotting fraudulent URLs 26 May 2005
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