ALERT! Phishing Attack on ACAT Members
Some Members of ACAT have reported receiving emails indicating that their password has changed, even though they know they haven't done anything of the kind. It asks people to get in touch if they have any questions. Obviously the address they want you to contact is not an ACAT address but the address of the cyber criminal. PLEASE BE ALERT. If you suspect a problem then please contact the ACAT Office by emailing admin@acat.me.uk
Here's what one of the emails looked like:
Published by Jon Sloper on 18th Sep 2019
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