Dear CIMB Bank customer,

[NEMO]

URGENT : Your account has been locked!
Wednesday, December 17, 2008 9:00 PM
From:
"Cimb Bank" <[email protected]>
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[email protected]

Dear CIMB Bank customer,

We are hereby notifying you that we've recently suffered a DDos-Attack on one of our's Internet Banking server. For security reasons you must complete the next steps to verify the integrity of your CIMBClicks account. If you fail to complete the verification in the next 24 hours your account will be suspended.

Here's how to get started:

1. Log in to CIMBClicks online account (click here).

2. You must request for TAC online via CIMBClicks - your TAC will be sent via SMS to the mobile phone number you registered at the ATM.
( you can find the "request TAC" button in the left menu of your account )

3. Logout from your account and close the browser.

4. When you have received the TAC (Transaction Authorization Code) on your mobile phone, Log in to our secured verification server and submit the requested information(Account user ID, password and TAC).CLICK HERE to go on our secured server.

5. Please allow 48 hours for processing.

Please comply and thanks for understanding.
© 2008 CIMB Bank



owh..pandai.lepas aku sumbit info tu kat dia..abis dia transfer duit aku nanti..

 

[elan]

aku pun dapat gak kat email... dapat je aku teus delete...

 

[Cuppy Cakes]

Phishing Scams



What is “Phishing?” “Phishing” is a type of identity theft where criminals blast emails to a mass audience in their malicious attempt to bait you into fake websites.

You’ll then be asked to disclose confidential financial and personal information, passwords, credit card numbers along with any other highly confidential questions.

The most common type of phishing scam is an email threatening serious consequences if you do not log in and take immediate action. A bogus link is usually provided in that email which leads to a fake website identical to the bank’s website.

Never respond to emails, open attachments, or click on suspicious links from reputable institutions or unknown senders asking for personal or financial information.

CIMB will never ask you to validate or restore your internet banking access via email or pop-up windows.

If you have entered personal information after clicking on a link or suspect fraudulent behavior, please call us immediately at 1-300-880-900 or email to [email protected]

bese la tu nemo..CIMB pon da bg reminder..

 

[lah7257]

Apasal guna nama DDos-Attack pula...

 

[hazwan17]

Apasal guna nama DDos-Attack pula...

:-?:-?:-?:-?:-?:-?ade kene mengene ke

 

[lah7257]

:-?:-?:-?:-?:-?:-?ade kene mengene ke

Aku pun hairan macam mana boleh tau nama DDos-Attack tu.. Mana la dia dapat info tu...:-?:-?

 

[virtualbiz]

Aku pun hairan macam mana boleh tau nama DDos-Attack tu.. Mana la dia dapat info tu...:-?:-?

nama beyrus la tuu...

 

[tudung87]

bahaya betul skrg ni..
hurm..
ni yg riso ni..
dhla mak aku anti guna on9 banking ni..
ntah2, dia percaya lak nanti...
hurm...

 

[kalau]

ayoyo.........aku nih baru jer baru nak blajar camner nak pakai cimbclicks nih......adoiyaaa.........

 

[holighoz]

harap2 M2U tak leh hack...
naya nati...
duit manyak dalam tu...
duit orang la...