FINRA issued cybersecurity warning notice to member firms

The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) was established in 2007 by the merger of the National Association of Securities Dealers (NASD), the most influential self-regulatory organization in the securities industry in the United States at that time, and NYSE Regulation, Inc.

FINRA is a member of IOSCO, an international organization that brings together securities regulators from around the world and is mainly responsible for trading behavior in the over-the-counter (OTC) market and the operation of investment banks.

Here is a collection of domain names used in past cybersecurity alerts provided by FINRA involving fraudulent emails impersonating FINRA executives in phishing campaigns.

FINRA issued a cybersecurity warning notice to member companies. However, the domain names related to these phishing network activities should attract wider attention, which will not only disrupt the security of the market but also cause panic among the masses. Here, investors should be careful if they encounter similar phishing situations and try to choose regulated entities to enjoy financial activities.

WikiFX is a comprehensive database and information platform for forex brokers that collect detailed information about these companies that investors should be wary of. Investors can also search for the names of these companies on WikiFX to learn about their regulatory safety information.

Known domains used by threat actors impersonating FINRA executives in such campaigns include:

gateway-finra.com

gateways-finra.org

data-finra.org

claims-finra.org

@firms-finra.org

@firms-sipc.org

@rf-finra.org

@rfs-finra.org

@finrarps.org

@finrarps.net

filling-regfinra.com

claims-finra.org

finra.eu

finrarec.com