Definitions

1. Phishing attacks are really targeting the internet community's "weakest links", so I doubt that there is real benefit is such a system.
2. Many phishing attacks are actually sent on an individual basis to users not protected by cutting edge spam detection technologies.
3. Today Phishing attacks are sophisticated operations with emails and fake websites that appear almost identical to the real thing.
4. Remember, phishing attacks are committed by organized criminal gangs interested in making a fast buck.

Users

1. These spoofing attacks potentially open users up to phishing attacks.

Spam Filtering

1. Unicode representation may be used to avoid spam filtering or may be used to spoof legitimate sites in phishing attacks.

Last Month

1. In addition, Netscape announced last month that it is getting ready to release a browser designed to resist phishing attacks. (Web site)
2. While standard phishing attacks dropped five percent last month, fast-flux attacks climbed seven percent. (Web site)

Sophisticated

1. In the space of just a few years, we've seen phishing attacks get more sophisticated. (Web site)

Attackers

1. With a rogue CA certificate, attackers would be able to execute practically undetectable phishing attacks against such sites. (Web site)

Email

1. Phishing attacks use email or malicious web sites to solicit personal, often financial, information.

Emails

1. A breakdown of these emails reveals Royal Bank of Scotland to be the main company targeted by phishing attacks. (Web site)

Attack

1. Unlike phishing attacks, pharming victims do not have to click on a link in an e-mail message to activate the attack. (Web site)

Attacks

1. These attacks use multiple attack vectors that exploit unannounced vulnerabilities, phishing attacks, and insider threats.

Spyware

1. AntiVirus 2010 protects your family and their PC computers from phishing attacks, spyware and as many as 15,000 new viruses created every week.

Personal Information

1. The personal information can also be used to conduct a social engineering attack (see Avoiding Social Engineering and Phishing Attacks for more information).

Social Engineering

1. Phishing attacks use both social engineering and technical subterfuge to steal consumers' personal identity data and financial account credentials.

Computers

1. Acronis AntiVirus 2010 protects your family and their computers from phishing attacks, spammers and as many as 10,000 new viruses created every week. (Web site)

Secure Computing

1. Secure Computing® research detects more than 17,000 phishing attacks each month, and an average of 250,000 new zombies each day.

Help Organizations

1. Eventually, says Schneier, technology will have to help organizations defend against phishing attacks.

Phishing Attacks

1. It is designed to efficiently combat a wide range of computer viruses, worms, Trojan horses, phishing attacks, virus and other malware.
2. ESET NOD32 - solution for protecting your home computer from viruses, Trojans, worms, adware, spyware, phishing attacks, rootkits.

Categories

1. Trojan Horses
2. Help Organizations
3. Secure Computing
4. Social Engineering
5. Personal Information
6. Books about "Phishing Attacks" in Amazon.com
   

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