New Phishing message: Bank of America

A brand new phishing message from phishers located in Belarus. The messages were coming from the 86.57.220.0 - 86.57.225.255 IP block which is managed by the Republican Unitary Enterprise BELTELECOM.

The phishers apparently taken over a domain and set up a fake page imitating the Bank of America online banking service’s layout, and asking the users to fill in a form in order to re-secure their accounts. The form asked for information like address, SSN, name, which on submit were sent to a Belarus server.

The message was the following (link removed):

Greetings.
Bank of America Security News:

Bank of America is committed to providing you with a convenient, safe and secure online banking experience, and we are continuously enhancing the security within our online banking services.
As a broader measure to help you protect your business against fraud, Bank of America has developed a Fraud Prevention 128 bit SAFE Login.
The Safe Login outlines security measures you can take to protect your company from both traditional fraudulent activity, like check fraud, as well as online fraud prevention techniques.

Read more about installation of 128 bit SAFE Login>>

Sincerely, Arlene Goodman.
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