Security Alerts

Phishing Alert

As credit union members increasingly use the Internet to perform financial functions, criminals are using more sophisticated methods to steal members' passwords, access codes and to obtain other personal and confidential information (e.g., names, addresses, Social Security numbers).

Identity theft fraud known as "phishing" attacks have increased significantly. Phishing is a term used for criminals' attempts at stealing personal financial information through fraudulent e-mails and Websites designed to appear as though they were generated from legitimate business, financial institutions, and government agencies. These scams are contributing to a rise in identity theft, and credit card and other Internet based fraud.

Attention: Hibbing Cooperative Credit Union does not solicit personal or private information via email. If you do receive an email, do not click on any links within it and delete the email. Please contact the Credit Union to notify them of possible phishing.