MailGuard Blog

ANZ Banking Group customers be wary of ‘alert’ emails claiming there has been a ‘Suspicious Login’ attempt on your online banking account. Targeting over 9 million customers of the bank, the cybercriminals have crafted the phishing email to steal personal details from clients for credential harvesting, and likely for fraudulent payments. It’s not surprising that criminals have spoofed a trusted name such as ANZ.  

ANZ Banking Group customers, don’t be alarmed if you receive an email claiming your Internet Banking service has been suspended. The bank has once again been spoofed by cybercriminals in a phishing email scam.

ANZ Banking Group customers are the target of the most recent email phishing scam. The email’s sender display name is ‘ANZ Online’ however the emails are coming from a compromised email account.

ANZ Banking Group’s trademarks have once again been exploited in a new phishing email scam.

Brandjacking - where cybercriminals impersonate the brands we trust, in order to fool us into clicking on malicious content - has affected some of the world’s biggest companies, past and present. 

Anyone can be a target of brandjacking scams.

Careful what you click. Earlier today MailGuard intercepted yet another criminal intent email scam impersonating popular accounting software brand ‘Xero.’

 A highly-convincing fake ANZ bank invoice is today targeting customers with data-stealing malware.

 A realistic replica landing page is the hallmark of an ANZ phishing scam which aims to steal banking log-on information.

A common target for cyber criminals are online banking users. A large number of emails quarantined and analysed by MailGuard recently have identified some interesting scams circulating.