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Message: <blockquote data-quote="x-pert" data-source="post: 1939771" data-attributes="member: 837">Another way is sending a web address by an e-mail, very similar to your bank's address. They say the bank is doing maintenance in the server and to provide a better service you need to log on to the account through the link provided. If you go to the link, you'll see exactly similar page like the bank's website. But it is not. When you enter your username and password the attacker obtains it and then sorry.com salli walata account eke thiyana... Make sure you don't click on any link in an e-mail saying that it's from your bank. Coz as a policy e-banking systems do not send e-mails asking verification. They just call you straightaway if there is a problem. Same thing happens to google ad sense or sd words account holdersa as well.</blockquote>

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