We've not had any Royal Bank of Scotland phishing emails recently, the last one was last October. This one takes the form of a recent NatWest phishing Email, and before that the Abbey, in which it apologises if you are not a customer - an admission that it's sent to a spam list.
Like the NatWest email, they both have a 'reference' in the subject and I received both emails through the same email acount. In this case, the target URL is http://ww5.rbs.co.uk.dll64.com/confirm.aspx/?pid=[removed]. The only result of note was that McAffee had it noted as a site that was promoted through spam!
Here's the email content:
Dear Royal Bank of Scotland Electronic Banking customer!
Our Technical Unit is running a scheduled Internet Banking software upgrade
By visiting the link below you will open the form of the customer details approval:
http://www0.rbsdigital.com/confirm.aspx?host=24yzrpeFDozrcrkdwvrnOkhOvp
These directives are to be mailed and followed by all users of the Royal Bank of Scotland Direct Banking Service
Royal Bank of Scotland does apologize for the troubles caused, and is very grateful for your collaboration.
If you are not user of Royal Bank of Scotland Electronic Banking please delete this notice!
*** This is robot generated email please do not respond ***
(C) '08 Royal Bank of Scotland Electronic Banking. All Rights Reserved.
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