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Scams - BE AWARE!
Account Fraud and Phishing Attacks on the Rise
Fraudsters are impersonating health organizations, such as WHO and CDC, to lure victims into clicking on links or attachments containing malware allowing fraudsters access to sensitive information in order to steal login credentials and money. Some scams use fear-based language such as “Outbreak in your area,” “Updated list of new cases,” or “Safety Measures” to get victims to react quickly. Other scams include bogus online purchases, such as vaccines or supplies, investment opportunities, and charitable donations.
Avoid unsolicited emails
Check the link before you click
Validate the sender’s email address
Never provide credentials
Call to verify any requests that seem valid
Think before you click
NOTE: The Stock Exchange Bank will never call and request your username and passwords, full account numbers, or security questions. Always validate any requests using a trusted, known phone number and email address to inquire directly.