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Subj [Action Required] Unusual sign-in to your account
From Chase Bank
Date Today, 9:14 AM

We detected a sign-in to your Chase account from an unrecognized device.

If this wasn't you, verify your identity within 24 hours to avoid account suspension.

Verify My Account →

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// threat analysis report PHISHING
email analyzed
[Action Required] Unusual sign-in to your account
Chase Bank  ·  Today, 9:14 AM
Threat level 94 / 100
analysis

This is a phishing email impersonating Chase Bank with a fake sign-in alert and a malicious verification link.

The "Verify My Account" button leads to a fake Chase login page hosted at a website created just 6 days ago. If you enter your credentials there, attackers gain instant access to your bank account and can reset other accounts tied to your email.

what we noticed
  • Link goes to chase-secureportal.com — not chase.com
  • Website was registered just 6 days ago
  • Sender cannot verify they are Chase Bank
  • Fake 24-hour deadline used to pressure action
Do not click the link. Chase Bank only sends emails from @chase.com. Go directly to chase.com if you need to check your account activity.

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