ARLINGTON, Va. – CUNA and NCUA have already been hit a number of times and now it is NAFCU’s turn.

NAFCU reported last week that its Web site (www.nafcu.org) had been phished and not to reply to any e-mails in its name seeking credit card information. Some NAFCU employees showed up to work last Tuesday with e-mails from about 10 consumers alerting them that they had received what appeared to be fraudulent e-mails claiming to be from NAFCU, according to NAFCU Senior Vice President of Communications Jay Morris.

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