Phishing scams go after information such as your bank account numbers, passwords, debit and credit card numbers and social insurance numbers.
Monday, February 24, 2014
Beware Of Scammers Phishing For Your Personal Info
Visa Canada has a new survey out shedding light on the prevelence of internet phishing scams. The survey has found 92 percent of digitally-connected young Canadians under age 35 have become regular targets of these fraud attacks. They're trying to get your personal information for financial gain. Jill Atkinson of the Atlantic Better Business Bureau says anything emailed by a bank or a company you deal with should be considered "suspicious".
Phishing scams go after information such as your bank account numbers, passwords, debit and credit card numbers and social insurance numbers.
Phishing scams go after information such as your bank account numbers, passwords, debit and credit card numbers and social insurance numbers.