Health | H1N1 virus Scam Emails Capitalize on Swine Flu Scare Phishing scheme asks targets to register for vaccination By Nick McMaster Posted Dec 4, 2009 2:40 PM CST Copied Nurse Margaret England of the Central Vermont Home Health and Hospice draws some H1N1 vaccine during a swine flu clinic in Montpelier, Vt., Monday, Nov. 23, 2009. (AP Photo/Toby Talbot) Bogus email alert: Be on the lookout for messages allegedly from the CDC about a "mandatory" swine flu vaccination program. The emails ask recipients to enter personal information in order to get vaccinated, but unlucky registrants get malware instead of medicine. The CDC has confirmed that it is not running a mandatory vaccination program, the Baltimore Sun reports. "The CDC has NOT implemented a state vaccination program," the agency said in a statement on its website. "Users that click on the email are at risk of having malicious code installed on their system." Read These Next Formal dining rooms may soon be a thing of the past. She wanted her widowed dad to find love. Just not with this woman. What world leaders think of Trump's move against Maduro. Promos for luxury real estate are now going the AI route. Report an error