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US Bank Phish July
2004
This Phish on US Bank has a link that looks like the US Bank site but actually
takes the user to: www.usbnk-update.info/secure , a website controlled by the perpetrators.

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Sun Trust Phish
August 2004
This Sun Trust Phish actually asks the victim not to access his account for 48 hours. This will let the perpetrators get away with ALL the money. The link in the email converts to a numeric address, not quite as fancy as the deceptively similar address in the US Bank Phish above. The run together words DONOT is typical of a lot of Phishes created by non-native english speakers.

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The same criminals who sent the Sun Trust Phish hit Citizens Bank. Here is a copy of their website before it was taken down. They copied a lot of information from the authentic Sun Trust site and added entry fields for the information they were after.
The awkward phrasing, no “is” before “incomplete’ in the third sentence, may be a tip off that the writer is not a native English speaker.
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