Navy Federal Credit Union members are asked to be on the lookout for phishing email messages like the one below, which claim the recipients' Navy Federal Credit Union accounts are due to expire. The phishing or fake email messages are being sent by cyber criminals to steal their online banking account credentials, personal and financial information, therefore, recipients are asked to delete them.
Navy Federal Credit Union members are asked never to click on a link to sign into their online accounts, they should instead, go directly to www.navyfederal.org and sign in from there. If there is something wrong or there is something that they need to do with their accounts, they will be notified or alerted right after signing in. Doing this will prevent them from clicking on links in fake email messages that go to phishing websites, which will prevent cybercriminals from stealing their information and gaining access to their accounts.
Note: The Navy Federal Credit Union will never send their customers an email message requesting banking credentials, personal and financial information. And, they will never send an email message with an attached form requesting the same sensitive information.
One of the "Navy Federal Credit Union Account Expiration" Scams
From: Navy Federal Credit Union <fe8bc08b4@wharton.upenn.edu>
Sent: Tuesday, August 15, 2017 6:08:49 AM
To: Navy Federal Credit Union
Subject: You Have an Important Notice from Navy Federal
Dear Navy Federal Credit Union Customer,
To confirm your Navy Federal Credit Union online account, You must Sign On before Aug 18, 2017.
For your security, your Navy Federal Credit Union online access is due to expire if you have not Signed on by the date above.
You can access your Navy Federal Credit Union Online Profile at: https://www.my.navyfederal.org/NFOAA_Auth/login.jsp
Regards,
NAVY FCU Customer Service
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