Mammatus

When my credit card statement showed some discrepancies, I immediately contacted them and asked them not to process any transactions and block the account immediately. Upon investigation, it was found that someone had got my credit card number from phishing fraud at one of the sites I have been using for shopping online and was misusing the same.

Thankfully, my credit card company reversed the amount to me. I also thank my luck that I had the foresight to immediately call them and ask them to stop transactions.

If you have a slightest doubt about your bank account or your credit card statement, even before you go through the statement again, call the bank or the credit card company to stop transactions until further notice. This will ensure you will not be cheated any more than what you already have.

Bank Phishing is probably the most common phishing activity of the numerous cyber crooks waiting to pounce upon the innocent netizen. Many net loggers enter personal details like their account IDs while entering a web site. But little d they know that this simple act can get them in trouble as these hackers are equipped with tools that helps extracting these details. Once they get these, they can take out as much money as they want while the account holder is completely unaware.

I have got a really bad virus. Basically everything on my computer when I click on them - comes up with this code. It even does that with the command prompt. I have done dozens of security scans with various antivirus etc. I also think that the virus has made me a non-admin, and restricted my account. Any help???