Attempts to access your sensitive data come in at the rate of several every day - you have to be vigilant.

ID theft damageBy Staff

May 31, 2017

BURLINGTON, ON

 

They come in at the rate of a couple every day.

Most of them are immediately evident as phishing attempts and they get discarded.

From time to time there is a message that catches the eye (we once got caught by a United State Postal Service scan – we were expecting a parcel and we thought this was a part of the delivery notice)

This scam was aimed at TD Bank customers – we don’t bank with TD so we knew it was a phishing attempt.
However for those people who are TB Bank customers it might have read as a real notice and you might have responded.

TD scam - authentification

The use of a photograph can be deceiving.

Whenever there is something important – your bank calls you. They don’t want to lose you as a customer over what is a technical matter.

This one was good – look it over and see if you can identify the flaws.

Remember the cardinal rule – if in doubt – don’t.

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1 comment to Attempts to access your sensitive data come in at the rate of several every day – you have to be vigilant.

  • Steve

    Why would HR be sending you a notification? Also, web business banking system? Never heard of TD’s online accounts referred to as this. But a grant you it doesn’t contain as many grammatical errors or odd words like the CRA phishing email my wife received yesterday.