Category: Phishing

ou’ve probably heard of phishing scams: fraudulent e-mail messages or fake Web sites designed to steal your identity. Scam artists “phish” in an attempt to persuade millions of people to disclose sensitive information. For information on standard phishing scams, see …

Phishing emails are being used by the hackers to obtain data of the email users. The emails which they target is not on specific peoples. They just send emails in bundle to different email addresses and waitfor the peoples who …

 Do not ever reply to any e-mail that asks you for any personal or financial information no matter how official it looks. Banks, credit card companies, brokers, the government and any other legitimate entity will never ask you to click …

â–  catch you unawares, contacting you, without you asking them to, by phone, email, post or…

Holiday shopping is at the peak and on the other hand the phishers have also prepared their rods. Many of the shoppers will be victimized. Holidays are the easiest time for phishers to strike, because online sites are sending millions …

There is no silver bullet or single solution to stop or combat spam, phishing and online deception — it takes a combination of innovative technologies, user education, effective and strong enforcement, and collaboration with industry, business, and governments. The Sender …

Today, it is difficult for an Internet user to understandwhat information they are disclosing, and to whom
they are disclosing that information. Many anti-phishing solutions try to improve this situation by
making stolen passwords less useful, or by helping users

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Do you know who the phishers are? They are the Internet criminals who are always on their toes to seduce the unsuspecting Internet users into posting passwords/userids of important things (e.g., credit card etc.) into phony internet sites and thereby,

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Phishing scams and online fraud have created doubt and concern among online shoppers. To regain their trust, site owners need an easy, reliable way to show customers that their transactions are secure and they are who they say they are.

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In your system if you get deceptive spam, including email phishing for your information, forward it to spam@uce.gov. Be sure to include the full Internet header of the email. In many email programs, the full “Internet header” is not …

PayPal tells its users to expect official PayPal emails to contain their names in the body of the email. Phishing emails that include a person’s correct name that corresponds to their email address could fool the recipients into believing the …

It has been discovered that do-it-yourself phishing kits are being made available for download free of charge from the internet.

Anyone surfing the web can now get their hands on these kits, launch their own phishing attack and potentially defraud computer …