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The NAB Bank's branding has been exploited by criminals in a new phishing fraud detected by MailGuard.

The email shown above appears to be a notification from the bank advising the recipient that their account “is now locked.”

The message contains several typical elements of a phishing email:

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Banks are well-trusted institutions, so when cybercriminals are looking for good trademarks to use in their email attacks they often rip-off bank branding.

This new scam email uses the NAB trademark to try and persuade recipients that it is a genuine notification message from their bank. The message tells the victim that they have been sent a “SWIFT message” as a “confirmation of payment” to their account.

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A new email scam mimicking a Big Four bank falsely tells recipients their account has been disabled.

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If you bank with the National Australia Bank (NAB), be warned that cyber criminals are sending out a fake survey with the promise to reward participants with a $75 thank-you payment.

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MailGuard has successfully blocked a targeted phishing campaign from cyber criminals posing as National Australia Bank (NAB).

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