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We are pleased to announce that our new tower to provide airNET MAX to the MERLIN area should be completed by Fall, 2010. This tower will be the latest in airNET MAX towers, adding to the airNET MAX towers that we already operate in Chatham, Blenheim, Mitchell’s Bay and Wallaceburg.
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We have noticed that a lot of users have been receiving illegitimate emails from the popular site Amazon.com.
The phishing attempt claims that you have purchased items that you did not buy. All the links in the email lead to a spammers website which most likely asks for additional information. The email is fraudulent and is a phishing attempt. Click read more for details.
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We have noticed that some users have been receiving "ciaccess.com account notifications" via email. These are from a fraudulent party requesting for the user to click and run a file and follow the included instructions. This message is fraudulent and is a phishing attempt. CIACCESS will never ask you to run a file, reactivate your mailbox or ask you for your password on a mass email basis. If you ever suspect that an email is fraudulent, feel free to contact our support department. Click read more for a copy of the phishing email.
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We have noticed that some users have been receiving "Shutdown Notices" via email from a fraudulent party requesting for them to send their username and password to "Webmail Support" to prevent their accounts from being terminated. This message is fraudulent and is a phishing attempt. CIACCESS will never ask you for your password on a mass email basis. If you ever suspect that an email is fraudulent, feel free to contact our support department. Click read more for a copy of the phishing email.
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Please be on the lookout for multiple fraudulent phishing emails that are impersonating CIACCESS Technical Support. These are called phishing emails. The message subject could be labeled as "(A new settings file for the username@ciaccess.com mailbox)" , "(For the owner of the username@ciaccess.com e-mail account)" or similar. Do not click on any links in the email as they execute malicious code (multiple viruses). If you receive this message, delete it and do not respond to it. If you did respond to this party, please contact us and then we can change your password. If you did click any links in the email, we recommend scanning your computer for viruses and spyware. CIACCESS recommends staying up-to-date with your antivirus program and performing Windows Updates. Click read more to see a copy of the email.
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We have noticed that a lot of users have been receiving illegitimate emails from the popular social networking website named Facebook.
The phishing attempt claims that before you can start using their new login system, you have to update your account. This actually sends your Facebook username and password to that party. The email is fraudulent and is a phishing attempt. Click read more for details.
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Posted on Tuesday, December 08, 2009 - 05:31 PM |
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Phishing attacks are used by scammers as they try to exploit a person’s inability at being unable to distinguish between what is a legitimate and what is a spoof website. Unfortunately at some stage while using the Internet a person is likely to receive a phishing email purporting to be from a legitimate source. What can a person use as part of their own phishing prevention routine? CIACCESS has provided 4 tips to help prevent online phishing. Click read more for details.
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Attention All CIACCESS Customers:
Please be on the lookout for multiple fraudulent phishing emails that are impersonating CIACCESS Technical Support. These are called phishing emails. These could be landing in your held message area at CIACCESS if you check this area regularly within webmail or simply in your mailbox. The message subject could be labeled as "(***SPAM-BULK*** your mailbox has been deactivated)" or similar. Do not run any email attachments as they would be a virus (in a zip archive). If you receive this message, delete it and do not respond to it. If you did respond to this party, please contact us and then we can change your password. Click read more to see copies of the email.
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An illegitimate email has been going around posing as a security update from Microsoft for Microsoft Outlook/Outlook Express. This email is fraudulent and is a phishing attempt. Do not click on any links within the email. Windows updates are always done within Windows via Windows Update and updates from Microsoft are never sent by email. Click read more for details.
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We have expanded our wireless coverage for our new airNET MAX system. Service is now available in the following areas: Chatham, Blenheim, Mitchell's Bay, and Oil Springs
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Posted on Tuesday, September 08, 2009 - 11:20 AM |
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