Beginning Tuesday, Sept. 1, when subscribers log in to their bill pay accounts, they will see an alert notice regarding Safari version 14.
Apple will be releasing version 14 of the browser sometime in the next several weeks. The date has not yet been announced. We are being proactive in planning for the release, researching and testing how the updated browser and its restrictions will interact with our bill pay services.
Emails are a quick and easy way for cybercriminals to phish for your information—but it’s not their only tool. Smishing, or SMS Phishing, is another way the bad guys try to trick you. Many of us are used to receiving legitimate promotions, reminders, and security notifications via text message. These messages—both real and fake—are brief and often include links, so it can be difficult to spot a smishing attempt.
We look forward to seeing you back! Security Federal Savings Bank will begin a phased approach to reopening our bank lobbies. Our plan is designed to minimize any unnecessary health risks to both our customers and our employees.
Today (Thursday, 5/28) we sent out an email from Constant Contact. This email was legitimate and has helpful information about our upcoming release of our new Digital Banking Suite.
You may visit our Digital Banking Suite webpage to learn more info.
Over the past couple of decades, online dating has grown in popularity to become the widely-accepted norm. Many of today’s marriages blossom from relationships that started online. This shift in society’s way of meeting people leads us to be less cautious about meeting strangers online. This newfound comfort in talking to strangers leaves room for professional scammers and social engineers to make their way into your life, and eventually your bank account.
Scam of the Week: Exploiting the Coronavirus: Smishing Violation!
to social engineer or manipulate people to their nefarious advantage. Many do not consider how much personal information is available online and waiting to be used against you.
Scam of the Week - Exploiting the Coronavirus: Fear of Infection |
