YOUR BUSINESS AUTHORITY
Springfield, MO
E-mails are being sent to local businesses from addresses that appear to be related to the BBB. The e-mails state that a complaint has been filed with the BBB against the business, and a link is provided to learn details of the complaint. When clicked, however, the link downloads a virus that uses the recipient’s address book to spread to other e-mail accounts.
The most recent round of attacks is coming from the e-mail address diputes@la.bbb.org. Previous attacks have come from operations@bbb.org and consumer-complaints@bbb.org.
The BBB has teamed with the Electronic Crimes Task Force to investigate the scam. Any businesses contacted by the false e-mail addresses are asked to contact the BBB at (417) 862-4222.
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