The two shipping companies should pay attention to two urgent letters and guard against fraud!

On March 23, the Panama Canal Authority (ACP) issued a message to its customers saying: “We have received information that customers have received non-regular emails from the Panama Canal Authority. These emails require customers to provide information or updates. numberAccording to this, once it is confirmed to receive this email, it will be displayed as malware and virus. ”

The Panama Canal Authority stated that the subject of the e-mail is similar to the “Panama Canal non Compliance -Important Update”, and the style and the ACP's usual contact with customers are very similar. However, fraudulent e-mails contain a lot of writing errors. The fraudulent e-mails are as follows:

“Customers can check the official website (http://www.pancanal.com/common/maritime/advisories/index.html) to verify the authenticity and legitimacy of the mail. The Panama Canal Authority will publish shipping-related information through the official website. Information consultation," said the Panama Canal Authority.

In addition, it is worth noting that: after unzipping the e-mail, the virus software immediately reminds that it is a virus and should be deleted immediately!