When a message says it’s from Absa

Absa: malicious website

A confirmed malicious page built to look like Absa.

absa[.]agrp[.]co[.]za/

Absa: malicious website

A confirmed malicious page built to look like Absa.

www[.]absa[.]agrp[.]co[.]za/

Absa: malicious website

A confirmed malicious page built to look like Absa.

www[.]absa-chile[.]cl/

Absa: malicious website

A confirmed malicious page built to look like Absa.

autoconfig[.]3dsecure-absa[.]co[.]za/

Absa: malicious website

A confirmed malicious page built to look like Absa.

knowmad[.]co[.]za/images/

Absa: email warning

Absa reports an account-security phishing scam claiming numerous devices are logged into the account and asking the victim to click a link to log out devices to avoid temporary suspension.

Absa: email warning

Absa warns of fraudulent emails claiming to contain the recipient’s latest Absa statement or stamped Absa eStatement, with a link to download it from a website.

Absa: email warning

Recent ScamChecker listing flags a phishing attempt impersonating Absa Bank, with the sender email being the main indicator. It is likely intended to get recipients to disclose personal or financial information.

Absa: email warning

Absa also warns of a recent account-security phishing email claiming numerous devices are logged into the customer’s account and urging them to click a link to log out unused devices to avoid temporary suspension.

Absa: email warning

Absa’s phishing-warning page lists recent fraudulent emails claiming to contain a latest Absa statement or stamped eStatement, with a link to download it from a website. Absa says it will not send an email asking customers to click a link to access a statement.