Well -
done phishing sites can look exactly like a real Google or bank login page, and have tricked many high profile people into typing their passwords into these fake sites.
Not exact matches
«By looking at these three measures together, we were able to show that users
do not spend enough time analyzing key
phishing indicators, and often fail at detecting
phishing attacks even when they are mentally engaged in the task and subconsciously processing real
sites differently from fake
sites,» said Nitesh Saxena, Ph.D., the director of the Security and Privacy In Emerging computing and networking Systems (SPIES) lab and associate professor of computer and information sciences at UAB.
In fact, the Signs that your online love interest is a scam Millions of Americans use dating
sites, 10 Things You Can
Do to Avoid Fraud;
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Its support website looked like a
phishing site, Its data breach checking tool didn't work, and the company was forced to pull a clause from its
site that effectively prevented aggrieved customers from suing the company.
Don't click links in emails and give out sensitive personal information, no matter how convincing the
phishing email and
phishing site is.
Notice the URL returned from the first ad result is www.myetherwallettribe.com (please
DO NOT visit this
site, as it is a
phishing site), which is a slightly misspelled version of the real
site URL www.myetherwallet.com
If users don't have some sort of link preview add - on for their browser, it's a great vector to sucker people into jumping blindly into an exploit or
phishing site.
Additionally, after you log in once, it doesn't let you access the
phishing site again — will auto - redirect you to Binance (even after logging out) pic.twitter.com/WOKhKrp 7tx
the Content is not spam, is not machine - or randomly - generated, and
does not contain unethical or unwanted commercial content designed to drive traffic to third party
sites or boost the search engine rankings of third party
sites, or to further unlawful acts (such as
phishing) or mislead recipients as to the source of the material (such as spoofing);