Do not click if you get confirmation of the transaction from PKO Bank. There is malware in the attachment. PKO Bank warns against e-mails pretending to confirm the transaction. The content of the fake email prompts you to open the attachment. This may result in the installation of malware. It helps criminals steal payment card numbers and e-banking login details.
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