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Non-Trusted or Malicious Web Sites contain code that may intentionally modify your computer or network without your consent or knowledge, causing harm. In many cases infections can occur without having to run any programs or open any attachments. This is due to vulnerabilities on Web browsers, operating systems or lack of security software.

Currently there are tens of thousands of malicious websites on the Internet. Some of these sites can be reputable and trusted companies that have unknowingly had their Web servers compromised.

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Provide Fresh Content For Your Web Site, Blog, Twitter, Email Campaigns & Newsletters
Provide Better Customer Support and Member Service
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Satisfy Both FDIC and NCUA Recommendations

Learn more at http://www.efraudprevention.com or call toll free: 1.800.606.9623

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Non-Trusted or Malicious Web Sites contain code that may intentionally modify your computer or network without your consent or knowledge, causing harm. In many cases infections can occur without having to run any programs or open any attachments. This is due to vulnerabilities on Web browsers, operating systems or lack of security software. Currently there are tens of thousands of malicious websites on the Internet. Some of these sites can be reputable and trusted companies that have unknowingly had their Web servers compromised. Learn how to test a Web site to make sure it's safe... http://www.efraudprevention.com/resources/test_site.asp eFraud Prevention� is offered exclusively to banks and credit unions. This unique service is a combination of online tools, interactive courses, headlines and expert advice. Try eFraud Prevention� free for 60 days to see how this service will help your financial institution to: Retain Customers & Members Prevent Identity Theft Red Flag Rules Support Create Consumer Goodwill Better Promote Home Banking, Direct Deposit and eStatements Reduce Employee and Outsourcing Costs Provide Fresh Content For Your Web Site, Blog, Twitter, Email Campaigns & Newsletters Provide Better Customer Support and Member Service Quickly Educate Your Staff Satisfy Both FDIC and NCUA Recommendations Learn more at http://www.efraudprevention.com or call toll free: 1.800.606.9623