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Online users, the fake Scotiabank email below which claims the recipients have an incoming payment contains a malicious PDF document with a link to a malicious website that will attempt to trick visitors into downloading malicious software that contains a virus, Trojan horse or other malware. Therefore, recipients of the same email are asked to delete it and should not attempt to open the attachment.
From: Scotia Canada Bank <scott@scotiabank.com>Subject: Review PaymentDate: August 28, 2018 at 10:48:04 AM GMT-4Attachment: Scotiabank.pdf 81 KBDear Customer,You have an incoming payment..Please view/download the attachment below to review it.Sincerely,Scotiabank.
From: Scotia Canada Bank <scott@scotiabank.com>
Subject: Review Payment
Date: August 28, 2018 at 10:48:04 AM GMT-4
Attachment: Scotiabank.pdf 81 KB
Dear Customer,
You have an incoming payment..
Please view/download the attachment below to review it.
Sincerely,
Scotiabank.
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