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Learn More about farm loansLearn how to spot email scams, like phishing, and learn best practices to help protect yourself and your sensitive information from common techniques fraudsters use.
People have a natural tendency to trust and social engineering attacks attempt to exploit this tendency in order to steal your personal information. Once obtained, the fraudster can use this information to commit fraud or identity theft.
Fraudsters use a variety of attack methods to steal information, including
Phishing attacks attempt to obtain sensitive information by the fraudster disguising themselves as a trustworthy entity/individual. These attacks are normally carried out by emails, instant messages, telephone calls and text messages (SMS).
Phishing prevention tips:
Website spoofing uses logos, impressive text and visual design or other means to effectively imitate the style of a legitimate company or group. Similar to phishing, the goal for the fraudsters are to capture personally identifiable information to commit fraud or identity theft.
Website Spoofing prevention tips:
Elder financial exploitation (EFE) has emerged as one of the most significant frauds against individuals. In fact, EFE is the most common form of elder abuse in the United States. At First Bank, your security is our top priority. Learn more about how to spot and potentially prevent elder abuse from occurring to yourself, a family member or a neighbor.
Most individuals think performing a transaction at an ATM is pretty easy and no serious risks come to mind. A majority of the time, that is correct but it only takes one unfortunate event to alter an individual’s thought process for the rest of their life. So, to be aware of some ATM safety tips. Read ATM safety tips.
Your security and privacy matters at First Bank. Before you send us an email, please be sure that you are not sending confidential or personal information – like your account number or social security number. If you need to share this type of information with us, please call us at 1-800-538-3979.