Here's a neat looking email, that was determined to get through as it was simultaneously sent to three possible email addresses within my domain, 1 being real. They even know my name, which could be worked out from the email, but the email was also sent to links@, using my name.
The target URL for the link is actually http://www.nationwide.co.uk.login.account.kmpa0up8vuocae0huto.31c5f18a7f.com/NationWide/secure/login/index.html?id=[id removed]. 31c5f18a7f.com is the subject to many Google search results about phishing sites.
Here's the email:
Dear keith@[url removed],
Nationwide is proud to announce about their new updated secure system. We updated our new SSL servers to give our customers a better, fast and secure online banking service.
Due to the recent update of the servers, you are requested to please update your account info at the following link.
- Update Access Now!
*Important*
Please provide these information correctly and completely, failing to comply may result temporary suspension of your online banking.
Ruben M. Ortiz
Security Advisor
Nationwide
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