Hacking and warning emails

That is a fraudulent "phishing" email attempt - they're hoping that you're naive enough to "click here" which will take you to a site where you'll be prompted for your user name and password, and thus your account will be fully compromised.

All it takes for these individuals to send these is knowing a valid email address - the only easy to avoid them is to use extreme caution in giving out your email address. If it's coming in on your GMail account they know your GMail address; if coming in on your Wildblue/Exede email account they know that address.

Don't "click here"... neither GMail nor Wildblue/Exede nor any other ISP send these types of emails to their subscribers. The fact that it's from jeromecurtis is the giveaway - usually they are much more sophisticated than that.               

     

Hey Karen,

This email is most definitely a scam. I would suggest updating your password for added security.  Please be cautious that you do not give any personal information out as this is a scam. If the link has been clicked malicious attacks could possibly happen to your email. Please be cautious with these phishing emails, If you have any further questions or concerns please send us an email to exedelistens@viasat.com.