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> For Mr. Heitin, it began in September, when he was unable to log into his 401(k) retirement account. When he tried again several days later, he got in, but th
by shusaku 2y ago
> For Mr. Heitin, it began in September, when he was unable to log into his 401(k) retirement account. When he tried again several days later, he got in, but the screen quickly changed and instructed him to call the 401(k) provider’s fraud department.
I wonder what triggered this. His computer was hacked? A phishing email leading him to the wrong site (but why the delay?)
- 8thorpe 2y agoA lot of people will type in “Fidelity” into Google or the search engine of their choice to get a login page. If you can get a link ranked high enough, people click. If you click once, you’re likely to be shown it again and it will be purple.