Phishers Using DNS Tricks
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The latest information on phishing indicates that fraudsters are increasingly using malicious software to direct users to their deceptive sites.
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From disguising applets to look like part of Windows to co-opting security tools, Web crooks use a variety of methods to bypass your system's safeguards.
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Blog: Spammers appear to defeat Captcha and use fake Microsoft and Yahoo Web mail addresses to spread spam.
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GNUCitizen is describing an apparent vulnerability that could trick people into revealing personal data.
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By Anonymous  WAN lessons learned  Plus: How to hide your online footprints.
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Do-it-yourself phishing kits are being made available for download free of charge from the internet, security watchers have warned.
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Clean up campaign bears fruit High-profile websites have cleaned up their act after a small team of security researchers documented how they were unwittingly helping phishing fraudsters.â¦
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Easy-peasy-sleazy: A new piece of PHP code making the malware rounds can install a phishing site on a compromised server in about two minutes.
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Hole could allow remote attackers to access your local search results.
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Spammers exploit your Achillesâ heel (or other body part).
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While the victims of the latest phishing technique may not have to click on a link to be victimized by the effort to steal information, the attack is similar to traditional phishing scams because
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A new malware strategy that involves tracking IP addresses to see when a machine has already been infected could prove vexing for those attempting to hunt down malicious code, according to Finjan. The new tactic is already turning up on compromised Web pages.
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Targets include PayPal, eBay and others A Reg reader has produced screen shots that demonstrate a powerful phishing technique that's able to spoof eBay, PayPal and other top web destinations without triggering antiphishing filters in IE 7 or Norton 360. Plenty of other PayPal users are experiencing the same ruse, according to search engine results.â¦
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A growing practice known as domain name "tasting," a form of cyber squatting, ties up millions of domain names at a time, keeping them out of the reach of legit buyers. By the Associated Press.
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GNUCitizen is describing an apparent vulnerability that could use VoIP to trick people into revealing personal data.
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Recent "phishing" episodes are still often overlooked by tech-savvy users, but a lesson in history shows how entire nations have been fooled.
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Junk e-mailers are using free Web pages to disguise spam sources, manipulate search engines.