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HSBC ONLINE SECURITY - HOW WE PROTECT YOU
HSBC Bank plc
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Date Reported: 4th January 2010  |
Risk Level: MEDIUM-HIGH |
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Email Subject: |
HSBC ONLINE SECURITY - HOW WE PROTECT YOU |
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Apparent Sender: |
HSBC Bank plc |
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Return Address: |
online-security@isp.mx2.ord.ple.hsbc.co.uk |
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| Email Format: |
HTML |
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URL of Web Content: |
http://www.samillaw.com/download/hjsd/conf1/httpww
w.hsbc.co.uk12/index.php
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Anchor text of URLs: |
1) Online security - The steps we
take, 2) Online security - The steps you
should
take, 3) LOG IN , 4) URL link
is in form of image, 5) Terms &
Conditions, 6) Data Protection & Privacy
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Location: |
Location not available |
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Scam number: |
6859-91495-308513 |
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Comments: |
- Email asks you to confirm/update/verify your account data at HSBC Bank plc by visiting the given link. You will be taken to a spoof website where your details will be captured for the phishers.
- HSBC Bank plc never send their users emails requesting personal details in this way.
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THE WORLD\'S LOCAL BANK
Dear Valued Customer,
ONLINE SECURITY - THE STEPS WE TAKE
ENSURING YOUR ONLINE TRANSACTIONS ARE SAFE
AND SECURE
As a bank we are used to thinking about
security. The growth of the internet has
offered greater flexibility for us
all, but it also brings new risks that must
be guarded against. At HSBC, we use industry
standard security technology
and practices, focusing on three key areas ?
privacy, technology and identification to...
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