"Permanent TSB Help and Support" Phishing Scam

Permanent TSB Help and Support Phishing Scam

The email message below with the subject "Permanent TSB Help and Support," is an attempt by cybercriminals to steal Open24 / Permanent TSB online banking users' credentials, financial and personal information, which includes Open24 Number, Internet Password, Personal Access Number, Mobile Number, Date of birth, Card number, Card expiration date, Card CVV, name, and address.

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The "Permanent TSB Help and Support" Phishing Scam

--Original Message--

From: permanenttsb@ope24.com [mailto:permanenttsb@ope24.com]

Sent: 30 May 2017 11:31

Subject: Permanent tsb Help and Support

Dear member,

We are writing regarding your Permanent tsb

Case ID : 202-319-4008

We have reasons to believe that you have violated our Terms and Conditions.

As you had some problems with the Deposit Interest Retention Tax, we have limited access to your Permanent tsb account features. We understand that this may be an inconvenience but please understand that this temporary limitation is your last warning. Please read again with attention our Terms and Conditions and try to respect them.

SERVICE : Permanent tsb Account.

SERVICE : Permanent tsb Credit Card.

EXPIRATION : Tuesday, May 30, 2017

What you need to do ? - Log in to your Permanent tsb account :

hxxp://yizhoucb.com/js/permanenttsb/open24ireland/Login24.html

Permanent tsb - SUSPENDED - Activate Account

- Update your information immediately.

Thanks, Permanent tsb Terms Violations Department.

The link in the fake Open24 / Permanent TSB goes to a fake web page created by cyber-criminals on a compromised website, to trick their potential victims into entering their personal and banking information on it. If the potential victims enter their information on the fake website, it will be sent to the cybercriminals behind the phishing email message, who will use it to hijack the victims’ accounts. They (cyber-criminals) may steal the victims’ money and use their accounts fraudulently.

Permanent TSB customers should never click on a link in an email message to sign into their online banking accounts. Open24 / Permanent TSB customers should always go to www.permanenttsb.ie to sign into accounts or update their account information instead.

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"Permanent TSB Help and Support" Phishing Scam