Privacy and Security

The National Automated Clearinghouse Association (NACHA) is warning customers that it has been victimized by a new phishing attack, the second in less than a month for the organization.

"Thank you for your order." Those five words were all it took to deceive victims of a recent phishing attempt targeting Amazon.com customers.

We have received reports that fraudulent emails, appearing to be sent by NACHA, the National Automated Clearing House Association, are being received by individuals and companies alike. Please do not respond to these emails or follow any enclosed links.

The FBI has published this fraud alert in the aftermath of the earthquake in Haiti. Please be cautious if you receive an appeal for contributions to assist in the relief effort.

This one is pretty slick...they provide YOU with all the information, except for the one thing they really want!

1. Ask the Credit Union to block and reissue the compromised credit/ debit cards.
2. Report your situation to the major Credit Bureaus (TransUnion, Equifax & Experian)
3. Order a Credit Report.