
Recognizing Social Engineering Warning Signs
Social Engineering is becoming the dominant fraud channel.
Members tell us they’re being contacted by imposters who claim to be on our Fraud Prevention Team. We will NEVER request information about your account or identity – by phone, email, or text message. If you receive a text alert for a purchase you didn’t make, DO NOT approve it. We will NEVER instruct you to approve a transaction. When in doubt, call us at 800-727-3328.
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Recognizing Social Engineering Warning Signs
Social Engineering is becoming the dominant fraud channel.
The Art of Disguise: Caller ID Spoofing
Protect yourself from phony phone calls
10 Things You Can Do to Strengthen Your Online Security
Follow along as we share simple ways you can protect yourself online, without a lot of effort.
Scam Alert: Fake Holiday Deals
6 tips to protect your wallet from online shopping scams
Is Your Password a Friend or Foe?
Your old, familiar passwords are putting you at risk.
Unemployment Claim Fraud is Soaring
Find out how to strengthen your identity-theft defenses and steps you can take if you’re a victim.
Protect Yourself From Card Skimming
ATM skimmers gather and store your account information