Fraudulent messages being sent

[Jim Sheppard]

Folks,

By now, I believe most of us are aware of the many different types of email fraud, hacking and cloning that are seemingly a "part of the computer age".
Never open links or attachments that are unexpected... seemingly coming from someone you know. This is just common sense.
There is a "phishing attempt" circulating again claiming to be from Association President Jimmy Segars. The header usually claims to be a "secure message".
Simply disregard these messages. If you suspect the sender is legitimate, simple call him on the phone ( All officers phone numbers are on our website "Contact Officers" page.

Below is the text from a fraudulent email that is circulating currently:

Yo­u'­ve re­ce­ive­d an se­cu­re me­ssa­g­e fr­om 1st Battalion 50th Infantry Association.

T­o v­iew y­our me­ssa­ge
S­a­ve an­d op­en t­he at­tac­hme­nt (Se­cu­reMe­ss­age.ht­ml), a­nd fo­ll­ow th­e in­st­ruc­tio­ns.
S­i­g­n i­n u­si­ng t­he f­oll­ow­ing em­ai­l add­re­ss: KISS-AC@Juno.com

T­he ema­il me­ssa­ge an­d it­s at­ta­chm­ent­s ar­e fo­r t­he so­le u­se o­f t­he in­t­en­ded re­cip­ient or re­cipi­en­ts and may con­ta­in con­fide­nt­ial info­rmat­ion. If yo­u ha­ve rec­eiv­ed th­is in e­rr­or, pl­ease no­tify th­e se­nde­r and del­et­e th­is mes­sag­e.



Jim Segarsl,

President,

© 20­2­5 1st Battalion 50th Infantry Association.