You receive an e-mail telling you that your bank's website is undergoing some security updates and you need to log in to update your account information.Conveniently,there is a link in the e-mail allowing you to easily log in.Most likely this is an example of:

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This is most likely an example of phishing, where the sender pretends to be a trusted entity in order to obtain sensitive information from the recipient, such as login credentials or credit card numbers. The link provided may lead to a fake website designed to look like the bank's website, but is really controlled by the attacker. It is important to always verify the legitimacy of such emails before clicking on any links or providing any personal information.

You Receive an E-Mail Telling You That Your Bank's Website