Some computer users have received a fake email from the NatWest Bank, luring them to click on a link in order to log in and verify, update, or confirm their account information.The email is in HTML, which makes clicking on the provided URL and reaching the phishing site easy. Should the user trust the legitimacy of the website, although the deceit can be detected by looking at the URL address, all the data entered in the log-in fields is sent to the scammer.MillerSmiles has identified the spoo…
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