If you’re just getting back to work after enjoying the closing ceremonies of the Olympics, don’t let the overhang of the weekend make you vulnerable to a fraudulent Email with the subject line ‘Your Flight US 70-183612′ that likely contains a virus or other malware in a file attachment.
Your bought ticket is attached to the letter as a scan document . To use your ticket you should print it.
Reece BENEDICT,
As you can see, it doesn’t include any links, but rather urges recipients to click on the file attachment. Don’t do it! If you receive this Email message delete it from your inbox immediately to avoid installing a virus or other malware on your computer system.
I hope that you found this post helpful and it helped you avoid any complications that this could potentially cause you.
Thanks again for stopping by and have a great new week!
‘Your Flight US 70-183612′ - Email Alert
Posted by Heather in Email, Internet Security
If you’re just getting back to work after enjoying the closing ceremonies of the Olympics, don’t let the overhang of the weekend make you vulnerable to a fraudulent Email with the subject line ‘Your Flight US 70-183612′ that likely contains a virus or other malware in a file attachment.
Fake Flight Email
The full text of the brief message reads:
Dear Customer,
FLIGHT NUMBER 99713-506
DATE/TIME : SEPT 20, 2012, 15:13 PM
ARRIVING AIRPORT: SAN-DIEGO AIRPORT
PRICE : 920.73 USD
Your bought ticket is attached to the letter as a scan document .
To use your ticket you should print it.
Reece BENEDICT,
As you can see, it doesn’t include any links, but rather urges recipients to click on the file attachment. Don’t do it! If you receive this Email message delete it from your inbox immediately to avoid installing a virus or other malware on your computer system.
I hope that you found this post helpful and it helped you avoid any complications that this could potentially cause you.
Thanks again for stopping by and have a great new week!
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