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About nabCapital.com
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Online fraud update
Known issue with Adobe Acrobat 6.0
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The nabCapital.com web site combines knowledge and resources to deliver innovative solutions for our clients. It is one of a suite of National Australia Bank web sites for corporate and institutional customers which provides the ability to securely logon with a User Name and Password to access our products and services. Some content within nabCapital.com web site is restricted to customers of National Australia Bank's nabCapital division.
Do I need to Register?
As a National Australia Bank corporate or institutional customer, to take full advantage of the nabCapital.com web site and all its functions you will need to register within the site:
If you have already registered within nabCapital.com:
If you don't need to register and are looking for something specific please Contact Us with your request or use Search.
What do we offer you?
At the National we pride ourselves on our ability to understand our clients' needs and structure appropriate and innovative financial solutions. To support this ability, we are endeavouring to make nabCapital.com a user friendly and dynamic on-line solution centre that provides all our valued clients with current and insightful research about global financial markets. Our aim is to bring banking to you.
Please don't forget to bookmark nabCapital.com to keep up to date with all the developments of our site. Any enquiries please e-mail NABmarkets@national.com.au
Please note that this site is best viewed with Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.5 and above.
In order to access eFX Dealing or Vouchers Online you will need to make sure you have the appropriate hardware, software and system configuration.
| Platform | IBM or IBM compatible PC (Macintosh not supported) |
| CPU | Pentium (or equivalent) 300Mhz or better |
| RAM | 128MB or greater |
| Monitor | Screen resolution of 800x600 or higher |
| Operating System | You need one of the following Operating Systems :
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| Web Browser | You need one of the following Web Browsers :
Click here for more information from Microsoft about IE versions |
| Security | Your computer must have 128-bit encryption (cipher strength) installed Click here for more information on 128-bit Encryption |
| Internet Connection | Dedicated (non-shared) 56 kbps connection or faster |
National Australia Bank uses certificates to initiate encryption of all communication between you and the National and to help ensure the confidentiality of your information. Currently we use Digital Certificates for eFX, Vouchers Online and other applications.
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Do you have updated anti-virus software installed on your computer?
Anti-virus software is designed to protect your computer against known viruses, worms and trojans. A trojan is a malicious program disguised as something harmless, such as a game or a screen saver, but in fact contains hidden code that allows an intruder to access your computer without your knowledge.
National Australia Bank recommends that you do not open unknown email attachments or enter a secure site such as eFX if you are concerned that your computer may be infected with a virus, worm or trojan.
Is your computer protected from viruses, worms and trojans?
As a minimum National Australia Bank recommends that all customers have regularly updated software with anti-virus and firewall capabilities installed on their computers.
To be protected you should:
How can you check your computer for viruses, worms and trojans? You can:
Whilst most viruses and spyware will not affect the security of our site, we recommend you regularly scan your computer with the latest anti-virus and anti-spyware software. Anti-virus and anti-spyware updates are usually available from within the software or from the software vendor's internet site. Keeping your computer virus and spyware free is an integral part of maximising your security over the Internet.
Further to this, we also suggest that you scan files that you receive via e-mail before opening them, particularly if you don't know or trust the person who has sent you the attachment.
Please browse the following link CERT® Security FAQ's for further information on Internet Security.
Key Points:
Where can I find out more information?
Links:
CERT® Home Computer Security
Sophos Anti-Virus
VeriSign Certificates, FAQs
Microsoft Internet Explorer support
Netscape's security page
Email Scams
Recently there have been a number of email scams claiming to be issued from the National's London office. These scam emails claim to offer large sums of money in the form of an inheritance from deceased estate customer deposit funds, where there are no known next of kin. These emails are not issued by the National and you are advised to ignore them and not to respond to any requests for personal information.
These scams are sometimes referred to as a "Nigerian scam" or a "419 scam" and are designed to gain funds by tricking the recipient into believing they will gain a large sum of money by simply providing their bank account details and ultimately making payment of a small "advance fee". Additionally, the scam may also lead to identity fraud if personal and bank account details are provided.
For further advice on how to protect yourself from these and other scams, visit the fido website run by ASIC.
Hoax emails
Recently many organisations around the world have been subjected to various hoax email scams. Hoax emails have been sent to random email addresses in the hope that they will find banking customers.
The emails generally contain a link to a fraudulent website which looks identical to the genuine site. Recipients of these emails are requested to enter User Ids and passwords which are subsequently recorded. The National is working with other banks, the Australian Federal Police and other external bodies within the industry to stop this fraudulent activity.
The best protection in the meantime is to follow these simple rules.
For further tips to protect yourself from scammers and details of some of these email scams and how they have been carried out, you can visit FIDO, the consumer section of the Australian Securities & Investments Commission (ASIC) website for their warning and tips on "Fraudulent emails: some look genuine". http://www.fido.asic.gov.au
Visit the Microsoft Security & Privacy site. http://www.microsoft.com/security/default.asp
Visit the Apple Product Security site. http://www.info.apple.com/usen/security/index.html
Employment Scam
Some customers are falling prey to a new scam involving Internet Banking.
The scam is sophisticated and involves several steps.
Firstly, the criminals post fake job advertisements on Australian online recruitment sites. The ads are from fictitious foreign companies who are looking for people to act as agents to receive domestic funds and on-forward them to a specified overseas recipient which happens to be the criminal perpetrator.
The funds are obtained as follows:
A bank customer receives spam email which contains a "trojan" or virus program. Once the email is opened, the program installs itself automatically on the customer's computer. The software then captures the customer's keystrokes and periodically sends them back to the criminal via email. Access to the customer's Internet Banking service is gained and funds are transferred to the bank account of the agent.
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When you try to open an Adobe PDF file in a Web browser, a blank screen appears.
Solutions
Solution 1: Disable Web Browser Integration.
Solution 2: Save the PDF file to disk, then open it in Acrobat or Adobe Reader.
Solution 3: Update to Adobe Acrobat 6.0.1 or Adobe Reader 6.0.1.
Macromedia Flash presentations
If you do not have Flash Player, you can download a free copy from Macromedia's web site.
PDF documents require Adobe Acrobat Reader 4.05 or above.
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We use "session" cookies for the duration of your visit only. These cookies are necessary to verify your identity during your visit. At the end of your visit, the session cookie is removed and cannot be used to track your movements between sessions.
To assess and improve the performance, content and configuration of the website, and to evaluate the effectiveness of our online advertising, we may use third parties to collect statistical data using their "persistent" cookies. These cookies do not identify individual customers, although they may identify your browser type and your operating system.
For statistical purposes we collect information on website activity (such as the number of users who visit the website, the date and time of visits, the number of pages viewed, navigation patterns, what country and what systems users have used to access the site and, when entering our website from another website, the address of that website). This information does not identify an individual but it does provide the Group with data that we can use to analyse and improve our websites.
If you wish, you can generally configure your browser so that it does not receive cookies, but if you do so some of the functionality of this and other sites will be lost. In particular, the use of online services creates the need for us to be able to identify the customer and cookies are used for this purpose. If you disable them the service will not recognise you.
Further details relating to website security may be available on the individual Group website, and related applications, or within the "Frequently Asked Questions" sections of individual applications.
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