[Healeys] Caution Email from Ray Juncal

[Michael MacLean]

I got it too.  Did not open it.  Lucky for me my son is a recent college graduate with a degree in computer sciences.  He is constantly schooling me on cyber security measures.  You have to be weary of ANY attachment in an email.  Even from someone you know.  It just did not look right as there was no explanation as to what the PDF was about by Ray.  Dead giveaway.  Be vigilant my friends.Mike MacLean

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  On Mon, Jan 18, 2021 at 12:51 PM, Bob Spidell<bspidell at comcast.net> wrote:   I got it too and, thinking it related to my recent brake question took 
the bait (my virus protection just expired and, apparently, Comcast's 
and Microsoft's antivirus protection is weak). The site appears to be 
fishing for logons, for FB, AOL, etc. I changed my Comcast password 
right after I saw this; it has two-factor authentication so I think I'm OK.

I blew it (I know better).  I usually view the URL for the 
download/login links; this caught me off guard. Looks like Ray's contact 
list has been hacked.

bs

On 1/18/2021 11:49 AM, Perry Small via Healeys wrote:
> Listers
> Received an email from an old friend, Ray Juncal, that was a request to review an attached file. Seemed innocent enough. My security software caught a problem with the file and would not let it open. Just a heads up.
> I did call Rays / Sally’s phone and left a message about the situation.
> Perry
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