Scammers are trying to target employees at companies by claiming to be members of senior management.
That's according to Isle of Man Bank which says con artists are sending e-mails alleging to be a senior figure at a business such as a CEO, Director, or Chairman and will ask for money to purchase things such as medical supplies or cleaning equipment.
The bank adds the 'e-mail spoofing' is trying to catch out firms which have staff members now working remotely who may not be able to see their real bosses on a daily basis.
Officials are reminding residents that trusted organisations will never ask for financial details in this way and to remain vigilant.
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