WARNING! I just got an e-mail allegedly from PayPal. It stated that they had successfully changed my address. The "new" address was somewhere in California. Has nothing to do with me. There was a ZIP file attached which I DID NOT OPEN! I'm sure there a virus or a trojan buried in there somewhere. On closer inspection of the originating e-mail, it came from "help -at- notify.paylap.com" [I replaced the @ with at to prevent an e-mail address popping up] which could easily be mistaken for a legitimate e-mail from "help -at- notify.paypal.com" Can you spot the difference? I couldn't delete this one fast enough!!!
Here's a screen shot of the body of the e-mail
[caption id="attachment_485" align="alignnone" width="300"] SPAM e-mail with ZIP file attached[/caption]
Welcome to Geneabloggers. Twitter was hacked recently and some passwords got out. Twitter contacted the affected users and changed their passwords.
ReplyDeleteRegards, Jim
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Welcome to Geneabloggers!
ReplyDeleteRegards, Grant Davis
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