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The Texas Comptroller of Pub - lic Accounts is warning citizens that criminals are sending emails impersonating the agency's Open Record Division, claiming citi - zens have committed a code vi - olation. The Texas Comptroller's office advises not to click on any links in these communications.

The Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts is warning citizens that criminals are sending emails impersonating the agency's Open Record Division, claiming citi - zens have committed a code violation. The Texas Comptroller's office advises not to click on any links in these communications.

A subject headline reading Code Violation Notice, ref:#33364541 will try to per - suade you to click on the link.

These fraudulent emails contain destructive malware to be in - stalled on your computer or electronic device and it then steals your sensitive data.

A sample email: Code Viola - tion Notice ref::#3364541 To: Dear Sir/Madam, I trust this message finds you well. The office of the Texas comptroller of Public Accounts, has identified specific code violations within our community

that require immediate attention. Enclosed, please find detailed reports below on the identified code violations, along with recommended steps for resolution. Code Violation Notice ref::#3364541. PDF Your cooperation is essential in ensuring prompt action. Use the link to sign and return the document as soon as possible. Best Regards, Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts Lyndon B. Johnson State Office Building 111 East 17th Street, Austin, Texas 78774.

Please report it to [email protected].


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