P!ss Poor Phish

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Just to get us started, here is an oldie… Worst phishing attempt ever, I mean really come on! Ignoring the fact that I have no account with Western Union… From “WesterUnion” no space between the words Western and Union Subject: “Update Profil” What’s a profil? How do you update such a thing? False URLs See popup when hanging…

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Google: We Find About 9,500 New Malicious Websites Every Day

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Source: Google, 19th June 2012 An interesting blog entry from Google… a few key points: Phishing attacks are getting more creative and sophisticated, Many phishing webpages (URLs) remain online for less than an hour in an attempt to avoid detection. Legitimate websites that are compromised in large numbers so they can deliver or redirect to malware.…

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As Facebook Goes Public, Cyber Criminals Still Target Publicly Accessible Personal Information

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As Facebook made its long-awaited public debut, the focus was initially on the potential investors the social media giant will attract. But while the IPO had many looking to get in on the action, Facebook’s more than 900 million users still have to contend with cyber criminals that take advantage of people’s trust within the [...]

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Phisher Guilty of $1.3 Million Scam

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Source: BankInfoSecurity, 8th May 2012 In Georgia, a man has pleaded guilty for the role he played in a $1.3 million phishing scheme that targeted customers of Chase, Bank of America, ADP and Branch Bank & Trust. Be Sociable, Share! Tweet

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Worst Phishing Attempt Ever!

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I have been meaning to provide an update for a while now, I have to do something to keep up with Neira! Just before launching this website we uploaded a short video highlighting how to spot a 419/Nigerian/Advance Fee scam and while it wasn’t a bad attempt it was still easy to spot from a…

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1, 2, 3, 4, 5 Ways to a Successful Social Attack

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In its recent Annual Fraud Indicator, the National Fraud Authority highlighted that mass marketing fraud against individuals cost the UK economy £3.5 billion in 2011, that is ten time more than the cost of plastic card fraud in the same year, or equivalent to the total fraud losses incurred by the financial services sector in…

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