Fake Funeral Notice can Harm Your Computer

This has been out on the web for awhile but it seems that it is raising 
its ugly head again so I wanted to be sure our readers got a reminder 
on this: 

Fake funeral notice can be deadly — for your computer

February 12, 2014 by 

Colleen Tressler 

Consumer Education Specialist

Scam artists are forever trying to trick people into clicking on links that will download malware to their computers. But the latest scam takes the tricks to a new low. Scammers are sending bogus emails with the subject line "funeral notification." The message appears to be from a legitimate funeral home, offers condolences, and invites you to click on a link for more information about the upcoming "celebration of your friend’s life service." But instead of sending you to the funeral home's website, the link sends you to a foreign domain where the scammers download malware to your computer.

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