We recently received an email which at first glance may appear to come from @ipvm.com, but it does not. The email requests that that we update our password information. When the link is hovered over it shows it leads to a Russian site. This may seem like an obvious scam, but we want to ensure that none of our members click the link if they receive the following email.
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**** **** ******* ** *** ***, please **** ***** **** ***** ** JH@rubles4u.
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***, ** * *** ***** ****, I ***** **** * **** ***** like ****:
*** ******'* ***** * **** ** ****?
#*, ****'* **** ******* (*** ***** on *** **** *****). *'** ****** us ** ** ***** *** ***** changes / ************ ** *************.
*'** ****** ** ** ** ***** for ***** ******* / ************ ** configuration.
**, *** *** **** ** *** new **** ****** ****? **** *** for *** **** :)
* ***'* ***** **** ** ********* IPVM *******, ** ** ********* ******** that **** @****.*** ***** *********. * would ***** ** *** ***** *** link, ** ** ***** ** *** you ** "**-***** **** ******** *** verification" ** ***** ***** **** **** have ******** **** ******* ******** *** then *** *********** ***** ** **** email ******* ** **** ********* ****, perform ******** ****** ** ***** ********, or **** **** *** * ***** authenticated *******.
**** ******* ***** *** ********* ******* for ****** ******** ** ***** *** domain, *** * ** *** ****** any ******* *** ******* ****** **** reference ****.*** ** *** ***. (****** someone ** **** ***** *** **** scam *** ***** ** **** **** can ** **** ** ****** ****** email ********* *** **** **** **** :) )
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****’** ******* ****** *** ****** ** detect.
****, **** ***** **** ***** *** to ***** “********” :)