Locked card email is trying it on

You could receive an email from info.net with the subject "Your Card has been locked due to non-compliance concerns". It presents itself as an American Express message, using familiar blue and white branding and a warning that your card use has been limited. The email pushes you to click through and "Update your account", creating urgency around an apparent card problem.

What gives it away is that the sending domain does not line up with the brand being shown, and the mail systems could not verify who really sent it. In plain terms, the message failed the usual checks that help confirm an email is genuine, and there was no verified signing or policy backing it up. Even though info.net is an old domain with a long registration history, that age does not make this message trustworthy when the sender cannot be authenticated and the branding does not match the source.

The attacker is likely after your card details, login credentials, or other account information through a fake update page. If you click and enter anything, you could hand over access to payment information or linked business accounts. If the email invites a reply, any response may also be redirected away from the apparent sender and into the attacker's hands.

This campaign has been seen circulating across multiple NZ organisations in the last day, so treat it as active rather than theoretical. If anyone in your business receives it, assume the goal is account theft and act quickly to contain it.