Please be aware that if you received an email with the above message (or similar message) from 'slackbot' PLEASE do not click any of the links provided!!! They do not go to the actual MyEtherWallet but instead direct you to a very sophisticated phishing website that has since managed to steal over $100,000 USD in ETH and tokens. It does this by stealing your private keys.
I also wrote a piece on protecting yourself from phishing - you can find it here: https://steemit.com/cybersecurity/@sassal/j4rfb-staying-safe-online-avoiding-scams-and-protecting-yourself-from-phishing
Addresses that the Ethereum and Tokens were sent to (if you want to keep track of stolen funds)
0xc57f1148855e67763a694F7f2C0e68230AdC686E
0xb638d6f5d674bd9980f3e2f67499c939e5a79382
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Nice post !
I think there might be a new phishing attempt.
Earlier today I received this e-mail.
slackbot 11:29 AM, July 8th
@sobsob asked me to remind you “=== URGENT ANNOUNCEMENT ===
Please be advised that we are experiencing some errors with the Status (SNT) Token smart contract.
We decided that the best way to solve the problem is to fork the Smart Contract.
It was a simple process and everything worked out without issues.
We implemented a seamless procedure to update the smart contract
using an automatic process through MyEtherWallet services.
Please use the link below to unlock your wallet through MyEtherWallet
and follow the instructions on their website.
https://myetherwallet.com#update-token-contract-
Failure to do so may result in loss of Status (SNT) tokens.
Thank you for your cooperation and understanding.
Anyone got a clue?