Trojan hides in fake Citibank e-mail

Citibank Trojan doesn't need attachment: Email can arrive with information such as "$195 has been deposited in 'your business' account by Mr.Brown. Please click the link below to check your account status." (no attachment) The link takes you to a false Citibank site where the Trojan lurks. We reported this to several authorities in both the U.S. and Canada 2-3 months ago. The authentic Citibank site carries a warning about this, thought your readers would want to know.; Posted by: Jude_z Posted on: 11/13/03 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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