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Apr 14
2011
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This week consumers are receiving messages from trusted companies such as 1-800-Flowers, Chase, Hilton HHonors and others, letting them know that their e-mail addresses have been exposed due to the recent Epsilon data breach. This provides a perfect opportunity for cybercriminals, who may try to take advantage of the breach to send out phishing e-mails designed to steal user names and passwords. Since consumers are receiving legitimate e-mails, they may be less suspicious of the phishing or spear phishing ones.


