Universities study why phishing works

Universities study why phishing works
Kelly Martin, 2006-03-31

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Universities study why phishing works 2006-04-02
TJ (1 replies)

Actually, they got the high-hanging fruit, too. 2006-04-05
Roger (1 replies)

Re: Actually, they got the high-hanging fruit, too. 2006-04-07
TJ (1 replies)

Re: Re: Actually, they got the high-hanging fruit, too. 2006-04-10
Roger (1 replies)

Re: Re: Re: Actually, they got the high-hanging fruit, too. 2006-06-08
Gaz

Universities study why phishing works 2006-04-05
Anonymous (1 replies)

Wrong 2006-04-07
Anonymous (1 replies)

No need for this 2006-04-07
TJ (1 replies)

Re: No need for this 2006-04-10
Anonymous (1 replies)

Re: Re: No need for this 2006-06-08
Gaz

Universities study why phishing works 2006-06-08
BillB

This problem is largely behaviorial. The only immediate way I can see to prevent capturing sensitive data is to always attempt to log into such sites purposely using bad credentials. If the site lets you in, then it's likely bogus. Of course, it would be tough to get people to adhere to this.

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