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Houston Federal Credit Union is relentless in our commitment to protect our members from attacks targeting personal information.
For thousands of consumers, learning about phishing scams, identity theft, and other attacks targeting personal information comes too late. That's why it's a top priority for our members to be educated and to stay alert about these types of criminal activity. |
Remember: Houston Federal Credit Union will NEVER contact you via email to request or verify personal information. If you receive a phishing email that uses the Houston Federal Credit Union logo, name, or website, please forward the email to
talktous@houstonfcu.org immediately.
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Texas Attorney General, Greg Abbott, has issued a consumer alert warning of a dangerous identity theft scheme. This new scam involves e-mails to consumers asking them to call a specific phone number in order to confirm personal information and secure their accounts.
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Phishing emails attempt to give scammers access to your confidential information. Learn more about protecting yourself from phishing attempts.
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Every ten seconds, a thief steals someone's identity - don't let it happen to you.
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Awareness Can Help Minimize Chances of Being Compromised Online.
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There is an e-mail being sent to HFCU members from "service@houstonfcu.org" that says it is a "Houston Federal Credit Union Bank Update". The e-mail asks you to click a link that takes you to a web site that looks like HFCU's. You are then asked to answer "security" questions. Do not click on the link or answer the questions. This is a Phishing scam that is trying to steal your personal information and it is not HFCU's web site.
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