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A new attack spotted on virtual world Habbo Hotel is causing researchers to worry.
Normally, phishers have a short window of opportunity in which to conduct their attacks before service providers take the rogue sites offline. Now, they have found a new way to lengthen their assaults. Phishers have been unusually slow to capitalise on the lost HM Revenue & Customs data disks.
Security experts at Trend Micro have warned of a Google AdWords phishing attack designed to steal sensitive information.
A new spear phishing attack is targeting the email accounts of US university students. Google's gmodules.com, which hosts the Google Gadget feature, is susceptible to exploitation by phishers, an internet security researcher has warned. 114,013 new sites found last week, most using commercially available toolkits. Security experts have reported a "dramatic reduction" in the proportion of phishing emails targeting customers of PayPal and its parent company eBay.. Microsoft's Internet Explorer 7 (IE7) is vulnerable to cross-site scripting that could allow attackers to spoof a trusted site to launch a phishing attack. For the fifth consecutive month, UK banks are the second most targeted worldwide by online fraudsters, new figures show. Extra backslash allows for bypass of filter. Hackers are claiming the ultra-popular auction site eBay will shut down next month in their latest attempt to extract personal information from web users. A new online community that tracks phishing sites released its first month's statistical review this week. Spammers are fans of the alphabet according to recent research – you’re going to start wishing your name was Zebedee. Failing to protect corporate data opens the corporate purse with no guarantee that it will ever be closed again. The opening ceremony for the much anticipated Beijing Olympic Games is only hours away and security experts have sent out an eleventh hour warning to internet users – ‘think twice before you click.’ A major job site is the latest phishing attack target. According to a McAfee Avert Labs blog, Monster.com was made to seem the source of phishing emails.
Unknown phishers are using a widely recognised name, AOL, to disguise a false eBay sign-in site, according to the security research team at Fortinet. Spam levels jumped in May to 76.8 per cent of all emails sent globally, according to new monitoring data. Apple's increasing popularity is leading to the company's users being targeted by phishing schemes.