Barclays Bank needs my details

[computathug]

09/12/2013


Dear Barclays Bank Customer, They dont even know my name???


Barclays Bank feels sorry to inform you that your account will be deactivated within the next 24 hours due to several unsuccessful login attempts on it.

To prevent this to happen and to restore your account access ensuring that your account has not been compromised, please follow the next steps in order:

- Please Download the Login Form attached to your e-mail.

- Fill the requested fields and Submit the Form.

We will review your account with you to confirm you are the account holder and remove any restrictions on your bank account online.

Warning: If you do not review your account activity within 24 hours and that you're the account holder, will leave us no choice but to deactivate your account.


Yours sincerely,
Antony Jenkins.
Security Advisor of Barclays Bank Online Banking Department

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[bad_brain]

funny how you find out that you have bank accounts you didn't even knew about eh? best print the mail out, go to the Barclays Bank and tell them you want your money NOW..

can you post the mail header?

[lilrofl]

lol, that's cute. I'd be pretty amused to find out I had a bank account I didn't know about, in a bank I had never heard of... and of course I'd be willing to hand over all sorts of personal data... over email... to make sure it didn't get deactivated

[computathug]

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Subject: Important security notification regarding your account.
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Obviously wasn't sent to Thuggy

Got my last chance reminder today

[bad_brain]

don't worry, if you lose the money I am sure your Uncle Washington Mutombo Thuggy from Nigeria will mail soon and ask you to store his 38 billion bucks on your account.

the source IP is kinda interesting though, because it belongs to siteprotect.com which has only subdomains (like the sitemail. one the mail was sent through I guess), but no real website for the actual domain, the IP is also known for spam- and malware-distribution...

[computathug]

There is a login html form which i havent had a look at yet

[bad_brain]

I find the whole domain structure quite interesting, might have a closer look to on the weekend...

[computathug]

Ok buddy