IRS Phishing: Beware Refund Scam
Interesting article on ComputerWorld, Phishing E-mail Purports to be From IRS; E-mail Declares "Refund Notice!":
The IRS today confirmed that an e-mail purporting to be from the IRS is part of a scam designed to trick users into revealing their personal information, including Social Security and credit card numbers. The subject line of the e-mail reads "Refund Notice!" and claims to be from "refund@irs.gov." A portion of the e-mail reads, "You filed your tax return and you're expecting a refund".
Interesting article on ComputerWorld, Phishing E-mail Purports to be From IRS; E-mail Declares "Refund Notice!":
The IRS today confirmed that an e-mail purporting to be from the IRS is part of a scam designed to trick users into revealing their personal information, including Social Security and credit card numbers. The subject line of the e-mail reads "Refund Notice!" and claims to be from "refund@irs.gov." A portion of the e-mail reads, "You filed your tax return and you're expecting a refund".
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